Community Facilities update 2
January 12, 2025
Further Update on Community Facilities
The Association Committee have again met this morning as part of our ongoing monitioring of the Community facilities.
The Committee members are also in attendance at various times during the day.
We have had reports of incidents of
- suspected drug use
- unsupervised children
- upending bins
- rubbish left everywhere
- letting people in without FOBS
- broken sun lounges
- guests refusing instructions from the security guard or committee
- running around pool area
- glass in pool area
- unauthorised entry into closed areas
- bad language
Following on from that TWO security guards will be present today and the hotel have been issued with a list of complaints about guests behaviour again.
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Announcements
Traffic Control at Kooindah Waters
Correction to previously issued letter from BCS
Agenda for Association Committee Meeting 7th March 2025
Meeting Agenda for February 7th 2025
Information about the EGM
Indoor Pool Update
Community Facilities Update 3
Community Facilities Update
The Association Committee is continually reviewing our energy usage and as stated previously our energy costs have increased from $3,500 to $5,500 per month. An obvious place to start is rooftop Solar. Four quotes have been received with prices ranging from $22,750 to $35,000. All quotes consist of a 30kw system and approximately 78 panels. It was recommended not to install a larger system until we decide to install batteries. At this Proposed Rooftop Solar Installation stage batteries are not feasible due to Cost Any reasonable battery installation would not give us enough power to run our community facilities for 12 hours at night. The maintenance committee, after much discussion, decided to go with Allgreen Solutions with a Enphase Energy System. At a cost of $34,790. This system is not the cheapest however it stands above the rest. This system has inverters under each panel and eliminates the need to have a large inverter wired near the meter. Each panel can be monitored, no high voltage so no overheating, highest energy production, 25year warranty on panels and inverters, highest efficiency in all weather conditions. The AC has approved this recommendation from the Maintenance committee and it will be put to the community in the New Year for approval via a General Meeting. More information will be provided shortly.
Suburb Renaming update The NSW Geographical Names Board has identified that the proposal to establish the new suburb of Kooindah Waters as lodged with Council has outstanding items in meeting the requirements of the NSW Address Policy and User Manual 2021 at this stage. A further submission addressing these items will be made to Central Coast Council. Association Committee