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Big Plant Sale April 9-10
Big Plant Sale April 9-10Courtesy of Skidaway Audubon Mon, 04/04/2022 - 9:59am We have some good news for gardeners! Thousands of plants that were to be sold at the end of April as part of Skidaway Audubon’s big plant sale/fundraiser have been delivere...
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April 23 Board Meeting Agenda Packet
April 23 Board Meeting Agenda PacketFri, 04/19/2024 - 3:36pmThe Agenda Packet for the April 23 Landings Association monthly Board Meeting has been posted. It can be accessed by clicking Board Agenda Packet. You must be logged in with your username and ...
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Sustainable Skidaway Task Force Seeks Volunteers
Sustainable Skidaway Task Force Seeks VolunteersBy Dylan TillEnvironmental ManagerMon, 04/04/2022 - 9:21am The Landings is an Audubon International Certified Sustainable Community; the first such community in all of Georgia! The community received this...
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Streets in The Landings
Streets in The LandingsCourtesy of 50th Anniversary CommitteeMon, 03/28/2022 - 4:51pm Want to know how your street came to be named? Visit our 50th Anniversary webpage to learn more about the history of the community, upcoming events, and more.
Bring Back the Skidaway Wave!
Bring Back the Skidaway Wave!
When we all moved to The Landings on Skidaway Island, one of the first things we noticed about our new home was that everyone waved to us — on the cart path, at Landings Harbor, in The Village, at the playground, at the Dog Park — everywhere. Remember how welcomed and comfortable it made us feel and how glad we were that we moved here.
Over the years, all our lives have become more filled and hectic, and everyone seems to be in a hurry all of the time. In addition, COVID-19 added to our sense of isolation. Nowadays, we drive or walk by our neighbors and others and simply pay no attention to (or don’t notice) them. The community doesn’t seem quite as “warm and fuzzy” anymore, does it?
It’s time to start smiling and acknowledging each other again. Look up from our phones and see who’s walking near us, standing in line at the pharmacy next to us, or driving down the cart path toward us. Do you want to brighten your and others’ days? Let’s “Bring Back the Skidaway Wave!”
Sunset Cruises Available From Landings Harbor Marina
Sunset Cruises Available From Landings Harbor MarinaCourtesy of Bull River CruisesThu, 04/18/2024 – 4:58pmAre you looking to spend a little time on the water with family and friends? If you answered yes, then Captain Mike has some great news for you!
T…
Tickets Sold Out for June 1 Landings Night at The Ballpark
Tickets Sold Out for June 1 Landings Night at The BallparkThu, 04/18/2024 – 4:35pmTickets are sold out for the June 1 Landings Night at the Ballpark. If more tickets become available, we will send an email to the community.
Read MoreSecurity Update
Security Update
Vehicle Accidents
On Wednesday, April 10, Security, Chatham Emergency Services (CES), and Chatham County Police Department (CCPD) responded to Green Island Road and Waterway Drive for a two-vehicle accident. The driver of the first vehicle stated that the driver of the second vehicle was making a lefthand turn without turn signals, so he tried to go around the vehicle and struck it on the front driver’s side. CES assisted with minor injuries, but no transport was necessary. Both vehicles sustained significant damage and had to be towed from the scene. The driver of the first vehicle was found at fault for the accident and cited by CCPD.
Security, CES, and CCPD responded to a two-vehicle accident at the intersection of Diamond Causeway and Green Island Road on Friday, April 12. The driver of the first vehicle was heading towards the Main Gate on Diamond Causeway and failed to stop at the stop sign. The driver of the second vehicle was crossing the intersection from Green Island Road to McWhorter Drive when she was struck on the back passenger side of her vehicle by the first vehicle. The driver of the second vehicle was treated on scene for injuries and transported to a local hospital. Both vehicles were towed from the scene. The driver of the first vehicle was found at fault for the accident and cited by CCPD.
Golf Accident
Security, CES, and CCPD responded to the Westcross overpass bridge on April 10 for a report of a golf cart accident. Upon arrival, the responding Officer observed a man lying on the ground who was alert and conscious but injured. The man stated that he was looking over into the woods when he struck the median on the bridge that separates the cart path and roadway causing the cart to flip over. Bystanders informed the Officer that the man had been stuck under the cart, so they helped push the cart off him and back into the upright position. The man was treated on scene for his injuries and transported to a local hospital for further evaluation. The owner of the cart arrived on scene and removed the cart.
Suspicious Incidents
On Friday, April 12, Security responded to Franklin Wood Lane for a report of a suspicious person. The complainant advised that her doorbell camera captured a young male walk up to her front door and then turn around and leave. She provided a description of the individual to Security, and the responding Officer patrolled the surrounding areas but did not see anyone matching her description. The complainant was advised of the action taken and the Officer’s findings. No further suspicious person reports were received that night.
Security responded to Henry Clay Court for a report of a suspicious incident on Saturday, April 13 at approximately 10:30 p.m. The resident advised that she had been watching TV when she heard a knock at her door. By the time she reached her door, no one was there. However, she could hear someone running away. The responding Officer walked around the residence and surrounding area but did not find anyone or anything suspicious. The complainant was advised that extra patrols would be performed.
At approximately 2:49 a.m. on Sunday, April 14, Security responded to Middleton Road for a report of two individuals banging on a resident’s door. The resident stated that she saw one juvenile on a bike and one on a scooter take off from her yard when she looked out the window. While patrolling the surrounding area, Officers found the bike and scooter in the bushes in front of a residence on Wiley Bottom Road. The items were taken to the Main ACF for retrieval. At approximately 3:15 a.m., a juvenile called to report that his bike and scooter had been taken by Security. The juvenile admitted to playing ding dong ditch. He was informed that his parents would need to retrieve the scooter and bicycle, so they could be made aware of the situation. On Monday, April 15, Security spoke with the juvenile’s father regarding the incident. He advised that he would address the situation with his son.
Road Rage Incident
On Saturday, April 13, Security at the Main ACF intervened in what appeared to be a road rage incident in the guest lane. Two individuals had exited their vehicles and had begun arguing with each other. One of the individuals had allegedly made several threats to pull his gun on the other man. In an effort to deescalate the situation, the Officer advised one of the individuals to leave the area. The man remained combative with the Officer and continued to argue. As the Officer was talking with the man, the other driver returned to his vehicle and left the area heading toward the four-way stop. At that time, the man that Security was speaking with also left the area proceeding through the Main ACF. It is unknown what caused the incident.
Traffic Safety and Compliance Officer
On Monday, April 15, our new Traffic Safety and Compliance Officer joined the Security team. Please help us welcome Michael Tyler as he embarks on his journey to make The Landings a safer community through traffic compliance. Michael joins our team with 23 years of experience in law enforcement where he specialized in K-9 and traffic enforcement.
Traffic Safety
The Guardian Pro camera/LIDAR system remained on Landings Way North at Wiley Bottom Road. From April 3 to April 9, the system recorded 71 violations with the highest recorded speed being 51 MPH. Courtesy notices will be sent to those individuals who are recorded exceeding the posted speed limit.
TLA Rules and Regulations Enforcement
- A $100 citation was issued to a vendor for damaging the gate arm. The vendor also will be charged for the repairs to the gate.
- A warning was issued to a vendor for not having safety cones.
- The following citations with fines were issued to residents:
- $49 for yard debris on common property
- $25 for overnight parking on the street
- $50 for overnight parking on the street
- Warnings were issued to residents for overnight parking on the street.
** Please note that a brief synopsis is provided for pertinent incidents that Security responds to during the week. All incidents are not covered in the weekly recap. Statistics for reports are provided below. **
Public Works…Working for You!
Public Works…Working for You!Courtesy of Landings Public WorksThu, 04/18/2024 – 3:40pmCenter Island and TLA Amenity Pine Straw Application
The annual pine straw application of the primary and secondary center islands and amenity areas started this we…
Skidaway Abigails Homeless Authority Tour Set for April 30
Skidaway Abigails Homeless Authority Tour Set for April 30Courtesy of Skidaway AbigailsThu, 04/18/2024 – 3:35pmJoin the Skidaway Abigails on April 30 for a Homeless Authority tour. The group will start the morning at the DFCS Building (761 Wheaton Stre…
Read MoreTraffic Delays Leaving and Coming Into The Landings (April 18 @10:20 a.m.)
Traffic Delays Leaving and Coming Into The Landings (April 18 @10:20 a.m.)Thu, 04/18/2024Residents have reached out to The Landings Association regarding the traffic delays leaving and coming into The Landings. It appears Chatham County may be doing wo…
Read MoreCDD Weekly Update
CDD Weekly Update
The CDD team has been busy this week. Following is a closer look at what they’ve been working on.
Private Property Maintenance Standards
Routine inspections were conducted in Moon River and Marshview Landing this week. Follow-up and requested inspections were conducted throughout the island. This week, one property was contacted regarding new violations of the Private Property Maintenance Standards and no properties were contacted to provide courtesy education regarding property maintenance standards.
On the Waterfront
On the Waterfront
Landings Harbor Marina
Normal Operating Hours: Monday – Sunday 8 a.m. to 5 p.m.
Boat Occupancy
We are actively working to fill the open slips that are available now that the Second Phase of the Dry Rack Project is complete. Boaters on the wait list have been contacted and we are gathering lease agreements and insurance and making arrangements for the new boats to be brought in. We anticipate it to be at 100% by May 1.
Concrete Replacement Project
Uniformed Concrete is working on repairing the concrete between our K, L, M and N, P, and R racks. We had to temporarily displace some boats for the work to be done, and only a couple wash racks will be available for a few days. We apologize for any inconvenience.
Above Ground Fuel Tank
Guardian Fuel Technologies is currently designing a fuel dispenser mounting platform. This is the final pre-construction item before activating the new system. Fueling operations will remain active during the installation of the tank and new underground fuel lines. We expect there will be a couple of days when fuel will not be available at the Harbor during the final steps of the project. An advisory notice of this interruption will be sent to all boaters as soon as we have a scheduled time.
Landings Harbor Store
The navy windbreaker finally arrived along with two, new colors of our favorite lightweight slub hoody, and two, new hats!
The Landings Sailing Club
Learn To Sail Basic Sailing Course – Saturday, April 27
There will be a Basic Sailing Course led by a certified Society for the Education of American Sailors (SEAS) instructor in collaboration with sailors from The Landings Sailing Club (TLSC). The class is intended to teach the basics of sailing to those age 21 and over who have never been on a sailboat, as well as those with some experience. The two-day intensive course includes interactive classroom instruction plus an on-the-water session to practice boat and sail-handling skills. The water session will be held the following Tuesday or Wednesday based on the student and instructor availability, weather, and tides. The cost for the course is $100 per student, $25 of which will be refunded if you join TLSC within 30 days after joining as a full-time member. Every student must be a Landings resident. If you have questions, contact Angela Margolit directly (973-296-8011). To register, email Angela (amargolit@hotmail.com).
Landings Dry Storage Activity
Delegal Creek Marina (DCM)
Operating hours 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. Daily
The Delegal Creek Marina Dockmaster position has been filled by Kathrine Cram. She is starting during the first week of May and will be training in the marina systems and daily procedures. The Landings Harbor staff have been filling shifts during the recruiting process. Delegal Creek has been hosting transient vessel traffic as the Spring migration North continues. Late Monday afternoon the staff found water coming from the meter box that feeds the docks. Utilities Inc was contacted to investigate the source and determine the repairs. The water was restored at the end of the day on Tuesday.
Hurricane Town Hall Meeting – Tuesday, June 18
Hurricane Town Hall Meeting – Tuesday, June 18Wed, 04/17/2024 – 8:20amThe Landings Association has organized a Town Hall Meeting for Tuesday, June 18 at 7 p.m., in Palmetto Club’s Ballroom to cover Hurricane Preparedness.
At this meeting, Chatham Emerg…
Internet Installation Update (April 16, 2024)
Internet Installation Update (April 16, 2024)By Karl StephensGeneral Manager/COOWed, 04/17/2024 – 8:20amLive Oak Fiber (LOF) finished the week of April 8-12, with 10,714 feet of new conduit placement, passing 77 homes. The team pulled 11,194 feet of f…
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CCA May SeminarCourtesy of CCA SkidawayTue, 04/16/2024 – 8:43am
Courtney Reich of GA Conservancy is the guest speaker for CCA Skidaway’s monthly seminar on Monday, May 13 starting at 7 p.m. at St. Peter’s Episcopal Church (3 Ridge Road).
The Georgia C…
Audubon Asks: Did You Know?
Audubon Asks: Did You Know?Courtesy Of Skidaway AudubonTue, 04/16/2024 – 8:36am
Did you know that close to one million trees were planted on the first Arbor Day back in April of 1872? The annual push to plant trees originated in the barren plains of N…
2024 Landlovers Tour of Homes
2024 Landlovers Tour of HomesCourtesy of Landings LandloversTue, 04/16/2024 – 8:18amThere are a limited number of tickets still available for the 2024 Landlovers Tour of Homes. The event will be held on Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets ar…
Read More2024 Landlovers Tour of Homes
2024 Landlovers Tour of HomesCourtesy of Landings LandloversTue, 04/16/2024 – 8:18amThere are a limited number of tickets still available for the 2024 Landlovers Tour of Homes. The event will be held on Saturday, May 4 from 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Tickets ar…
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