Monuments Facelift

The Village monuments are undergoing a renovation.  The end result will be a sandblasted granite tiling with integrated downlighting in the top cap.   Annuals beds will replace the boxwoods shrubs to bring more color and vibrancy to the community.  The lighting will reduce the maintenance expense and unsightliness of the never-ending battle of a village light being out.  The project should be completed in 4-5 weeks.  Thanks in advance for bearing with the construction.

Splash Pad

The long anticipated splash pad project commences Monday!  Despite numerous challenges, code impairments and permitting roadblocks, we're finally breaking ground on the splash pad project. 

When faced with refurbishing, refiberglassing, and resurfacing the mushroom waterfall feature, the Board decided to enhance the pool area with a larger, more modern and interactive splash pad.  The splash pad will be 4 times the size of the mushroom water area.   The mushroom area will be decked, and the fence removed, adding much needed decking.  Future shade solutions are being investigated for that area.

The pad itself will be placed behind the existing mushroom.  Equipment for the pad will be located directly behind the cabana bathrooms.  New walkways will be installed for traffic flow.

Expected completion will be mid-August.  Impact to pool usage across the summer will be limited as best as possible -- but please bear with the inevitable inconveniences.  Click here for the Splash Pad Details.  The Details page will be updated with timetables and project information.

Volunteers for Emergency Response Team

The Live Oak Reserve Board of Directors is currently looking for any owners
interested in becoming part of and establishing a voluntary Community Emergency Response Team.

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Hurricane season is approaching. Live Oak Reserve is YOUR investment, your property is probably your largest personal investment. CERT is about people helping to protect these investments and themselves before and after a diaster. It's just being a "Good Samaritan".

If interested, any and all volunteers should contact Phil via e-mail at: 
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Thanks for your participation and concern.