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Project: Beautifying the Community's Entrance |
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Thursday, 10 December 2009 |
Dear Residents,
The Executive has embarked on a project to beautify the entrance to the community. The project was birthed out of the need to curtail the parking of trailers which used to line the side of the road. We felt it was necessary to curtail that problem and inevitably prevent motorists from using that section of the road-way as access to/from Chedwin Gardens.
At this stage, we are erecting pvc pipes along the road which will serve as borders/protection for the plants/trees that that will be planted later. These pipes will be painted with reflective paint (or fitted with reflective tape), to ensure safety and to enhance the beauty of the area.
We invite you to join us in making this project a success. As such, we need volunteers for labour, cement, sand, pvc pipes, pick axes, shovels, gloves, water buckets, etc. Persons willing and able to assist should call the President, Ruel Cole at 819-3104 or email us at
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Please stay tuned for the next scheduled work day.
Pictorials of Day 1 of the project can be seen here. here.
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ANNUAL REPORT FOR 2008 – 2009 |
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Monday, 28 September 2009 |
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WWMCA Annual Report: August 2008 – July 2009
On behalf of the Executive Team thank you all for attending the AGM on Sunday, September 27, 2009. We look forward to your continued support and serving you in the year ahead.
Warmest Regards,
Avionne Anderson
Secretary
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Project: Installation of lights in the Community Park |
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Sunday, 27 September 2009 |
Project: Installation of lights in the Community Park
Revised November 21, 2009
INTRODUCTION:
Earlier this year, the Citizens’ Association made a commitment to make a concerted effort to install well needed lights in the community park.
The overall development goal for the park is to create a Health Park (community green space). This development goal is expected to be realized in three phases over time:
Phase 1: The installation of lights in the Park
Phase 2: The construction of a Jogging Trail
Phase 3: The construction of a Gazebo style Community Centre
Phases 2&3 of this development goal is of a greater magnitude and scope and will require significant levels of support from the community, as well as, financial support from donor agencies such as JSIF, EFJ, NHF and Digicel Foundation among others.
The purpose of this project proposal is to concentrate all efforts on phase 1- Installation of lights in the Park.
PROJECT DESCRIPTION:
The installation of lights in the park will require approximately 4 lights, 4 poles, 500ft of electrical wiring, the construction of an electrical box to house the JPS meter and electrical outlet among other things. Once funding is fully identified, the project duration is eight weeks.
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Fish Fry Fundraising Results July 2009 |
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Wednesday, 12 August 2009 |
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Result of the Fish Fry Fundraising Event held July 31, 2009
Dear Residents:
See below the result of the Fish Fry Fundraising Event that was held on Friday, July 31, 2009.
Financial Result Sales
| | 59,740.00 | Cost of staging event
| | 42,559.00 | Surplus
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Letter to Can-Cara Environment re disconnections |
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Saturday, 08 August 2009 |
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July 3, 2009
Mr. Thorant Hardware
General Manager
Can-Cara Environment Ltd.
8 Cargill Avenue
Kingston 10
Dear Mr. Hardware:
At our monthly General Meeting held on Sunday, June 28, 2009 the following questions and concerns were made by the
residents and we are asking for an urgent response by Monday, July 6, 2009. 1. What are the terms and conditions of service and will this be provided in a contract. 2. What is the cost of re-connection and is it a rate determined by the OUR.
3. The outlets for payment are limited and for convenience, is it possible for Can-Cara to explore options such as the use of utility payment service companies. 4. Residents are concerned that Can-Cara servicemen and or its assignees do not produce proper identification whenever they visit homes for disconnection. 5. Concerns were raised of gaping holes left along the sidewalks following disconnections as well as the unattended holes which pose an immense danger to their personal safety. They also informed that in several instances, moulds of dirt, arising from disconnection, block the entrance way to other person's property. |
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