Pelican Landing Condo Association

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PELICAN LANDING GOING AWAY CHECKLIST

Whenever you leave your unit unattended for an extended period of time:

Prior to leaving day:

1. Cancel newspapers

2. Forward mail

3. Make sure the Association has a working key for your unit.

Leaving Day:

    1. Clean perishables from the refrigerator. Turn ice-maker to OFF (arm in up position), but leave refrigerator running.

    2. Run your garbage disposal to flush it clean. Add a small amount of cooking oil to

    keep it from binding up.

    3. Leave dishwasher door open slightly.

    4. Wrap saran wrap over the toilet bowls to keep water from evaporating. Dried up

toilets are the number one entry point for palm rats to get into your unit. Put the lid down with a heavy weight on top to prevent rodent entry.

    5. Put a small amount of cooking oil in all the sink and tub/shower traps to prevent

evaporation and entry of sewer gases.

    6. Leave inside closet doors ajar for air circulation.

    7. Clear lanai of furniture, etc. as per hurricane preparation letter attached.

    8. Unplug TV and all electronics (including cable lines). Power surges and outages are common during the summer months.

    9. Set your air conditioner on auto at 80 degrees or per humidistat instructions.

    10. Turn off hot water heater circuits on main breaker panel (Probably #16-17).

    12. Put down hurricane shutters, lock windows and doors.

    13. TURN OFF MAIN WATER SUPPLY DOWNSTAIRS.

 

 

PELICAN LANDING HURRICANE PREPARATION LIST

1.Review your insurance coverage with your agent.
a. Do a home inventory, take photos, store them somewhere off property.
b. Pack away valuables and irreplaceable items, such as family photos, legal
documents and store them off the key.
c. Make sure your coverage reflects current value, know deductible amounts
(usually higher for hurricanes), decide on necessity of flood insurance
(30 day waiting period to take effect).

2. Unit Preparation
a. If you don’t have glass lanai sliders, clear all furniture and other objects off
the lanai. Make sure living room and bedroom sliders are locked.
b. Unplug all electronics: TV, computer, microwave, stereo.
c. Turn off water, water heater.
d. Lock front door using dead bolt lock.
e. Store all personal items, such as bicycles, grills, and chairs in your unit or
in designated storage areas. Any loose items will be thrown away.
f. Only approved hurricane shutters may be used. See condo documents.

3. Contact Information
a. Make sure Atrium Community Managent (Brian Cartland,
941-475-1246) has your updated telephone numbers, address, e-mail,
etc. Be sure you have a list of Pelican Landing phone numbers at home.
b, Remember that, when a storm is imminent, the people on site at Pelican
Landing may be too busy to answer the phone or field questions.
PLEASE DON’T ASK THEM to do special favors for you, such as last
minute tasks or unit checking that should have been done before you left.
c. It is Association policy that any vehicles or boats on the property must be
cared for by the owner. The Association will not move them or make
arrangements to store them.
d. The Association has set up a fan out system to communicate with owners
as soon as information is available after a storm. A Board member is
assigned as contact person for each building (A-Carol Gombos,
B-                     , C-Art Bubar, D-Bob Balderson, E-Chuck Mallek,
F-Larry Fetz). We will make every effort to provide you with updated
information.
e. Remember our web site, Pelicanlanding.info. We will try to keep current
information and photos on it.
f. BE PATIENT! It is very possible that during and after a storm all
communications may be down for quite a while. In a mandatory
evacuation we will all be off the key for an unpredictable amount of time.