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 November 26, 2009 - The Fall 2009 Newsletter has hit the stands - just in time. As the ranks of Playa del Mar residents seasonally swell, our friends and neighbors are familiarizing themselves with the exciting improvements in staff, structure, amenities and ambiance - as well as a Management Office that exhibits a consistently high level of professionalism. PDM residents are benefitting from a unique synergism adapted to our difficult economic environment - a Board policy of squeezing extra milage out of every dime and Management talent capable of successfully implementing that policy! To experience a sense of the Board's commitment to frugally enhancing our home, read about what transpired at the Board Meeting. Board President Bob Boffa explains the benefit of staggered terms for those we elect to our Board in Message from the Board President. To help bring our snowbirds up to speed, we interviewed Management, maintenance and security personnel to better understand their current and upcoming challenges. The results are posted in the Building Report, which also contains helpful reminders for Residents, Lessees and Guests. To help returning snowbirds put names to some of the new faces that round out our staff, review Know your PDM Employees. Likewise, new neighbors and future friends are listed in Welcome New Residents And Owners. When the Galt Mile Reading Center was threatened with closure due to County Budget Politics, Galt Mile residents banded together to insure its survival - a campaign in which Playa del Mar was well represented. Read The Library & Recycling to learn how the Library was rescued and PDM's complicity with Fort Lauderdale's new one stream recycle system - as we continue to "Green our Routine." As always, Tidbits addresses a cross section of association issues, touching on the return of the snowbirds, appropriately thanking our employees and the seasonal installation of PDM Holiday Lighting. Learn why the Newsletter team is pressing for a paperless venue in the New Newsletter Format. For those who prefer the appearance of print, Click Here to the Newsletter Page and Click Here to review the print version of Fall 2009 Newsletter (view pictures of the print version pages). To check a previous edition of the Playa del Mar Newsletter, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives.
 September 3, 2009 - Sorry about the delay! It behooved us to forestall publishing the Summer 2009 Newsletter to better encapsulate the many significant changes that Playa del Mar has recently experienced. After freeing Playa del Mar of Continental Management, the Board effectively filled the resulting management void with a blend of in house assets and new blood. To replace Continental's Sam Aponté, the PDM board propitiously secured the services of manager Paul Swan, an impressively credentialed, well-referenced manager whose experience includes 17 years of administering The Galleon, our sister association a few buildings north of PDM. Additionally, the Newsletter staff answers the rhetorical query "Who has been Watching the Store" with an overview of Playa del Mar's new management team, applauding the reconstructive efforts of working Director Michael Hickman, Chief Engineer Chris Palm, new Manager Paul Swan and Assistant Manager Rosie Bowers along with new secretary Ashley Knapp. Correctly advising unit owners to "Know your PDM Employees", the newsletter summarizes relevant background data about the ubiquitous Mr. Swan, new security chief José Dorta and front office sparkplug Ashley Knapp. PDM's commitment to sound environmental policy is reflected in "Green Your Routine", a city-sponsored recycling program that PDM enthusiastically supports. "Toothpick Beach!!" graphically describes the marking stakes delimiting the turtle nests that proliferate along the Galt Mile beach. Although it is the only dedicated local asset that we receive from Broward County in exchange for 26% of our tax dollars, to prevent the Galt Mile Reading Room from falling prey to county politics, Save the Galt Mile Library exclaims our participation in the neighborhood's effort to preserve this irreplaceable community asset. The fact-filled Tidbits section introduces new Treasurer Barry Snider, heralds an optimistic fiscal message from Board President Bob Boffa, welcomes back Koko and delivers other critical tidbits designed to ease our lifestyle. Peruse a list of your new neighbors in Welcome New Owners/Residents and read why the New Newsletter Format will save money - and trees. For those who prefer the appearance of print, Click Here to the Newsletter Page and Click Here to review the print version of Summer 2009 Newsletter (view pictures of the print version pages). To check a previous edition of the Playa del Mar Newsletter, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives.
 May 24, 2009 - OOPs! The web version of PDM Spring Newsletter got lost in the email! Notwithstanding, it was worth the wait - PDM Newshounds Phyllis, Barbara and Linda pumped the Spring edition full of good stuff. Sam Aponté's Manager’s Report contains only half of the office workings in this issue; read the other half in From the Front Office. Your New Board enumerates some of the hardworking board's achievements and outlines plans organized by creative Social Committee volunteers. Around PDM reviews some building notices and alerts. Stopping Calypso Coalition Wins!! expands on the Galt Mile's victory over the $multi-billion SUEZ Corporation. After convening a "Town Hall" meeting for Galt Mile residents at the Beach Community Center, Florida Governor Charlie Crist told PDM's Fred Nesbitt - and 300 onlookers - that he was putting the Calypso gasworks to bed. In PDM Going Green, read about some of the steps taken by our association to implement a responsible energy policy (and save money!) Run through the always appetizing Tidbits section and check the "Meet Your Neighbors" piece about PDM's Rick and Joan Westen. Review our home's new blood in Welcome New Owners/Residents. For those of you that prefer the aesthetics of the print edition, Click Here to the Newsletter Page and Click Here to review the print version of Spring 2009 Newsletter. To check a previous edition of the Playa del Mar Newsletter, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives.
 March 1, 2009 - On February 18, 2009, Florida Governor Charlie Crist convened a "Town Hall" meeting for Galt Mile residents at the Beach Community Center. Invited by the Galt Mile Community Association, the Governor moderated an early afternoon Q & A "conversation" with 300 area residents and their public officials. While responding to questions about unemployment, how budget shortfalls could cripple education and medical inequities befalling the gay community, the Governor patiently awaited an invitation to address the meeting's undeclared political purpose, the reason he selected the Galt Mile neighborhood for his Town Meeting. Finally, Playa del Mar's Fred Nesbitt broke the tension, questioning whether it was "a good idea" to expose the surrounding communities to prospective catastrophic consequences - such as those threatened by the planned Calypso gasworks. As Nesbitt summarized the project's drawbacks and conjured a disaster scenario, the Governor announced, "How can we support that? Its GONE!" Since scores of communities across the country have recently expended hundreds of $millions to unsuccessfully address comparable threats, the Governor's decision was a testament to our neighborhood's unity and determination. Working with members of neighboring associations on the "No Calypso! Committee", other Playa del Mar residents joined Nesbitt at the forefront of this neighborhood campaign to expunge this potential holocaust. Linda Eidinger helped develop some of the salient "talking points" Nesbitt used to productively engage the Governor. An active participant on the Galt Mile Advisory Board whose members initially conceived the "No Calypso Committee", Rich Solewin also attended the meeting! Click Here for the skinny on what happened and relevant information about the Calypso project.
 February 7, 2009 - With the Playa del Mar Annual Meeting and adjunctive Board elections around the corner, the Winter 2009 edition of the PDM Newsletter has hit the street. The intrepid newsletter crew summarizes the January 15th Special Meeting, wherein amendments prohibiting dogs and permitting two-year staggered terms for Board Member failed to pass. To insure that the 2009 PDM administration reflects your interests, a "Meet the Candidates" night planned for February 10th will provide residents with unrestricted access to the governance ideologies of prospective Board members. Sam Aponté's Manager’'s Report measures the progress of PDM's maintenance and construction efforts. In the Committee Reports, Joan Weinberg and Annette Gamberg deliver an uplifting Decorating Update and the Social Committee is operating on 16 cylinders, sponsoring non-stop excitement for those in residence. Review the ample qualifications of PDM Building Engineer Christopher Frank Palms in the "Know Your Employees" segment and see the "Meet Your Neighbors" piece to learn about two of New York's gifts to Playa del Mar - Howard & Joan Tannenbaum. The popular "Tidbits" section updates the impending threat posed by the planned Calypso Gasworks off our beach and seeks to channel our members' impressive experience and talent into appropriate committees, where they can benefit everyone. Take a quick look at Welcome New Owners/Residents Section to meet your newest neighbors. As usual, you can view a replication of the actual Print Newsletter or the same newletter articles adapted to the internet - with links and added graphics. For previous editions of the Playa del Mar Newsletter, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives.
November 9, 2008 - Although understandably tardy, the Fall 2008 edition of the PDM Newsletter is available for your perusal. Two points! First, the Newsletter staff has never processed more critical content than has been encapsulated in the Fall (October) Edition. Second, to afford the harried Newsletter staff some much needed "breathing space", future Newsletters will be seasonally entitled instead of being identified by the anticipated month of publication. As usual, you can view the Actual Newsletter or the web based versions with links and added graphics. Of course, the Fall issue features Sam Aponté's Manager’s Report, a "Know Your Employees" item about Geraldine Portuhondo, a "Meet Your Neighbors" piece about Dr. Vincent and Marie Puglisi, as well as a Tidbits section detailing accrued benefits of the Galt Mile Security Patrol. Depicting how Playa del Mar is actually seeing some financial light, the September 16th Board Meeting was a testament to Treasurer Fred Nesbitt's unrelenting fiscal perspicacity and the Board's "debt-free" operational policy. Learn about the burgeoning Calypso controversy which threatens our lives and our tax bill. Voting Authorization explains how to insure that your vote counts and the Welcome New Owners/Residents section lists those clever people that decided to make PDM their home during the past six months! In Committees Reports, the Decorating Committee describes a litany of aesthetic and lifestyle improvements they've actualized while the Social Committee has orchestrated a whirlwind of exciting and well attended events. A Special Insert offers graphic comparisons of our Decorating Committee's handiwork, with "Before and After" representations of selected common area renovations. Also, Check out the Media Room, the Card Room, the Library's new internet capabilities, a Lobby Alcove and the Ocean Lounge's amazing transformation. To check a previous edition of the Playa del Mar Newsletter, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives.
 September 24, 2008 - On September 23, 2008, the City of Fort Lauderdale issued a precautionary water advisory. While performing routine maintenance on aeration system blowers at the Fiveash Water Treatment Plant, almost a quart of lubricant was accidentally spilled into an open water basin, prompting the City to immediately shut down the Fiveash water pumps and begin water testing to ensure that water quality was not affected. The advisory stated "As a precautionary measure, customers are advised to use bottled water for drinking and cooking. Customers served by City water are advised not to consume or cook with any tap water (even if boiled). Tap water may be used for washing and bathing." The warning also included Lauderdale-by-the-Sea, Oakland Park, Port Everglades Authority, Village of Sea Ranch Lakes, Wilton Manors, and sections of Davie and Tamarac. On Septemnber 24th, The City of Fort Lauderdale Public Works Department lifted the water advisory for customers in Fort Lauderdale and the other communities. Laboratory results confirmed that City of Fort Lauderdale water met all primary drinking water standards. Click Here to read the City’s official lifting of the Water Advisory.
 August 16, 2008 - The July / August 2008 Newsletter articles have been translated into internet format. Please pardon the delay. Instead of the ordinarily somnolent summer samplings, we had a jumping July and an animated August! Phyllis and the intrepid news crew had to decide which of the wide range of pertinent association news items deserved space in the newsletter. Resisting pressure from "advocates" and "opponents" of the many personal agendas floating through Playa del Mar, the team published something for everyone. If you are a pet person, Click Here to edify yourself about the Canine controversy and Click Here to prepare for the Turtle Invasion. General Manager Sam Aponte is rolling on all cylinders, pressing his campaign to make PDM the envy of the Galt Mile. Click Here to check his progress in the Manager’s Report. Click Here for some insight into Sam's substantial professional qualifications and personal history. Click Here to learn how Treasurer Fred Nesbitt expanded the PDM library's versatility, adding a computer workstation and a "hotspot" useful for free online access for anyone with a laptop! Click Here for a foray into Fred's fiscal findings as the official PDM bean counter and Click Here to meet the Klebes, Walter and Ilse. Learn about the growing opposition to the planned Calypso gasworks, and what you can do to stop this foreign company's life-threatening project by Clicking Here. Looking for a break on luxury room rates? Just Click Here to find them in the popular "Tidbits" section, a rainbow of info. Finally participants in the highly effective Galt Mile Security Patrol - which entitles PDM to two-minute response access when necessary - Click Here for details in the "Miscellaneous" posting... DIG IN!
 August 8, 2008 - It took a bit longer than usual, but the PDM newshounds were able to finally pull the Playa del Mar Newsletter together. With everyone rabidly barking at us, the newsletter "pack" was forced to shelve any vestige of "alpha" behavior and heel. Despite having been hounded by snarling proponents on both sides of a biting issue, the staff doggedly licked their wounds and pawed the computer before rolling over and fetching the content. Its a dog eat dog world. Can you guess what the lead issue is? WOOF! The Playa del Mar Board of Directors updates the association's finances and our new Manager, Sam Aponte, gives a special report. Click Here to the Newsletter Page and Click Here to review the July / August Newsletter.
 June 26, 2008 - Hurricane season began on June 1st. The Playa del Mar Board of Directors updated the Association's Hurricane Policy for 2008. A brief summary of the official policy is available for your edification.  Click Here to read what you need to know if we are confronted by a hurricane (The Hurricane Information Page is also accessible from the Residents Info Page.)
 June 10, 2008 - You've doubtless heard - a French Energy company called SUEZ applied for a license to build a gasworks adjacent to our beach. The Calypso Deepwater Port (DWP) is a planned transfer station, enabling tankers carrying liquefied natural gas to dump their load, vaporize the liquid fuel into a gaseous state and send it through a pipeline (the Calypso pipeline) towards Port Everglades where it will be introduced into the Florida Gas Transmission Pipeline System for distribution across the region. Since the planned placement of this “Deepwater Port” for the offloading of Liquefied Natural Gas (LNG) is 7 to 10 miles from the densely populated Galt Mile beach, it cleary affects every resident of Playa del Mar, the Galt Mile neighborhood and the City of Fort Lauderdale, especially those inhabiting the Barrier Island. In consideration of the holocaust this facility could potentially precipitate, the Playa del Mar Board of Directors has passed a resolution opposing the construction of this gasworks adjacent to our beach. Click Here to learn about this covert attempt to install this invitation to disaster, Click Here to read the Resolution passed by the Board of Directors in opposition to this threat to our lives and property and Click Here to read a Fact Sheet that summarizes the issue. Our representatives to the Galt Mile Community Association are working with their peers to elicit a VETO from Governor Crist, the only person in the State of Florida empowered to prevent this prospective catastrophe.
May 10, 2008 - You have a choice. Review the PDM April Newsletter as it appears in print format by Clicking Here. The encyclopedic April edition is also available online in web format (HTML) - with reference and source links galore. To see what transpired at the February 19th and February 28th Board Meetings, Click Here. For the April 8th Meeting with Commissioner Christine Teel, Click Here. Get Treasurer Fred Nesbitt's financial heads-up by Clicking Here and Click Here for President Bob Boffa's outlook for our decks and balcony railings. Click Here for the skinny on the "Dogs vs. Pets" controversy and Click Here for Joan Weinberg's decorating progress. PDM Manager Carol Muller's final "Manager's Report" is available by Clicking Here. Click Here to meet your diligent, ever-watchful Chief of Security, Willie Sostre. On the lighter side, Click Here to meet neighbors Linda and Marshall Eidinger, ardent "Steeler" fans and Click Here for a look at ALL the new owners and lessees as of April. What a night! DJ Ron of Miami Rocked the House at the "Evening Under the Stars" event. Click Here to check out the super-blowout and to read about the Association's informational odds and ends, Click Here to "Tidbits".! ATTENTION: With the advent of two eleventh hour items that were too important to postpone, the Newsletter Team published a SPECIAL REPORT. Click Here to read about the dangers we will face if a planned deepwater port dedicated to delivering deadly Liquefied Natural Gas is constructed directly across from the Galt Mile beach (the Calypso Project)! On the CRIME front, a positive report by Major Hanstein, the Galt Mile's Police District 1 Commander, confirmed that local crime dropped by 6% compared to last year - attributable primarily to the Galt Mile Security Patrol’s policing efforts along the beach and Galt Ocean Drive! In a somewhat embarrassing admission, Playa del Mar is the only member association along the Galt Mile that hasn't paid its share for the service. IS IT TOO EXPENSIVE? The cost for THE WHOLE YEAR is $20 per unit! HHmmm??? Click Here for the entire SPECIAL REPORT!!! To check a previous edition of the Playa del Mar Newsletter, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives.
April 30, 2008 - The April Playa del Mar Newsletter is here! The doggedly determined del Marians detail decorations, describe “Director” developments, discuss domiciled “Dogs”, and document disconcerting dangers of a deepwater port dedicated to delivering deadly Liquid Natural Gas directly across from the Galt Mile beach! Summaries of the February 19th, February 26th and April 8th PDM Board of Directors meetings, a report from the Treasurer, the Manager’s report and a construction progress review are designed to edify out-of-residence members about the current state of their home. Peppered with human interest entries, the Newsletter describes the February 23rd “Evening Under the Stars” event organized by the Social Committee while the “Meet Your Neighbors” segment targets Linda and Marshall Eidinger. Refusing to be constrained by the traditional six-page size limitation, a Special Report was added to address several critical issues. The report describes “The Calypso Project”, a life-threatening plan to construct a deepwater port directly off the Galt Mile beach for the offloading and vaporization of Liquid Natural Gas. On the positive side, a report by Major Hanstein of the Fort Lauderdale Police Department confirmed that local crime dropped by 6% compared to last year. The decreased crime rate is largely a ramification of the Galt Mile Security Patrol’s policing efforts along the beach and Galt Ocean Drive! Click Here to review the April Newsletter. Click Here to read the Special Report. To check a previous edition, Click Here to the Newsletter Archives (in PDF format).
 March 30, 2008 - The Playa del Mar Board of Directors recently sent a constituent mailing containing several new PDM efficiency initiatives. Included was a request that association members share information about contractors deserving of recommendation. The office will compile a member-accessible database of these references to help PDM residents avoid hiring vendors or contractors whose credentials are questionable. To facilitate expedited unit owner communications, they also included a request for members' email addresses. Additionally, the Board is forming a host of useful Advisory Committees to more effectively address PDM's operational requisites. By pro-actively recruiting participants, the association aspires to take advantage of its greatest asset... DIVERSITY. Consistent with the Board's policy of keeping both in and out-of-residence PDM members abreast of critical issues and "Quality of Life" improvements, Board President Bob Boffa included a letter entitled "Progress Report Update" in the correspondence. Bob dispels disconcerting rumors about a mysterious assessment, clarifying that reserve funds provided for in the association budget will finance planned PDM decorations, obviating the need for a special assessment. He reports that PDM's projected operating deficit was diminished by $160,000, defective pool deck furniture is being replaced and a garage cleanup is planned for the summer, minimizing unavoidable inconvenience. Having successfully negotiated an understanding with contractor SPS, delayed repairs to blistered balcony railings, the damaged front portal roof and the front parking decks have all been scheduled - at no incremental cost to the association. He applauds the new Board's productive cooperation, thanking Vice President Dan Lecht, Secretary Annette Gamburg, Treasurer Fred Nesbitt and Director Carolyn Kervin for their teamwork. Click Here to read the President's letter to the membership. Click Here to ascertain which Playa del Mar Committees would benefit from your participation!
 March 8, 2008 - Like a cleansing northern wind, the people have spoken, again reconstituting the Playa del Mar Board of Directors. Over the past year, Playa residents were subjected to a disconcerting, frustrating exercise in unproductive political machinations. Anyone trying to engender progress was forced to take one step back for every two steps forward. Fed up with the political infighting and the unsolicited opinions of self-serving outsiders, voters cast the recent election as a mandate to cooperate or hit the road. However, old habits die hard. Shortly after the election, Mike DeMonia and Grace Antonello resigned from the Board, leaving President Bob Boffa, Vice President Dan Lecht, Secretary Annette Gamburg, Treasurer Fred Nesbitt and Director Carolyn Kervin to do the heavy lifting. Once settled in, the Board members will select two additional volunteers to fill out the shorthanded panel. The good news is that the remaining Board members are committed to working together, brightening the prospect for progress! Click Here to see the new Playa del Mar Board lineup.
January 15, 2008 - The January 2008 edition of the PDM Newsletter has hit the stands. For your benefit, the January Newsletter is posted in full - as usual - on the Newsletter Page. Need to peruse the past? Click Here to check the Newsletter Archives - from which any Newsletter can also be read or downloaded in PDF format (using the Adobe Acrobat Reader that’s on your computer)!
The Newsletter contents is also available in easy-to-read web format - with links to each individual article. Packed with information about the changes our home is undergoing, this JUMBO scope of work contains former Manager Keith Tannenbaum’s last Manager’s Report - detailing some of his parting objectives. Summaries of the November 15th Budget Meeting and the December 13th Board Meeting should help clarify out some of PDM’s governance issues. Hands-on construction honcho Mike DeMonia runs down PDM’s remaining structural obstacles while emphasizing a policy of cost control. Newsletter staffers met with Broward Commissioner Ken Keechl and Congressman Ron Klein, who addressed the upcoming Beach Restoration and recent efforts to moderate runaway Insurance Premiums. Details surrounding the recall of former Board member Mark Stern are reviewed. A list of PDM’s newest residents has been compiled and published and condolences extended to Board member Grace Antonello upon the passing of her father, longtime PDM resident Gennaro DeMaio. While swimming in data points useful for PDM residents and visitors, the juicy “Tidbits” section also sadly acknowledges the passing of former Board member Mike Marsalona, who will be missed by all!
 December 20, 2007 - On November 15th, the Board of Directors convened the annual Playa del Mar Budget Meeting. Click Here to read the Meeting Minutes! A Board Meeting was also held on December 13th, during which critical alterations were made to the Board’s composition. Click Here to read the Meeting Minutes!
October 20, 2007 - The October edition of the Playa del Mar Newsletter is hot off the presses. Phyllis Carter, Rich Solewin, Lance Shaw, Barbara Mancuso and Fred Nesbitt assembled another monument to balanced condo journalism, illuminating issues important to every Playa del Mar unit owner. In addition to the actual October 2007 Newsletter, each of the issue’s articles has been coded for the internet and posted on our Playa del Mar web site! This final edition for 2007 features PDM Manager Keith Tannenbaum’s fact-packed Manager’s Report and a summary of the September 25th Board Meeting. A critical issue undertaken at the Board Meeting, Association Finances, received additional focus in an article devoted to PDM budgetary statistics. An article entitled Vanguard Security (the company contracted to upgrade association protection and safety) introduces Joy Puertas, a 9-year Vanguard veteran who courteously serves as the front reception desk hub of our new security strategy. A miscellaneous catchall for intriguing Association news bytes, “Tidbits” frames the biographical background and daily challenges faced by our maintenance wizard, José Lucero; offers highlights from a recent PDM Barbeque; details the critical role played by our new DVR multiplexor and videocamera array in successfully resolving the mysterious disappearance of some momentarily unattended valuables - and other “curious” PDM events. Well - DIG IN!
August 3, 2007 - When it rains, it pours. 50% larger than previous editions, the July 2007 Playa del Mar Newsletter has arrived! Fred Nesbitt has joined Phyllis Carter’s irrepressible band of roving reporters, filling veteran Harriet Healy’s shoes. In addition to presenting the Newsletter in its original form, the articles have also been adapted to the internet. Click Here to read Manager Keith Tannenbaum’s snapshot of current Building issues in his popular Manager’s Report. The news team shines light on the unfortunate divisions afflicting the Board. Click Here to find out what really happened at the May 10th “Town Hall” meeting. While Playa President Bob Boffa sent out his President’s report in May describing what happened at the May 3rd Board meeting, Click Here to read a Newsletter summary of the meeting’s critical issues. In the July edition, the PDM news team runs down what you need to know about hurricane shutters, filing insurance claims for Hurricane Wilma and some personal insight into Playa del Mar employee Koko Tomasevic in a segment aptly entitled “Tidbits”. Also included are condolences for longtime resident Mel Haimowitz and a “Welcome to PDM” segment that lists the names and unit numbers of our new residents - lessees and owners.
 May 18, 2007 - Like a phoenix rising from the ashes, Playa del Mar is emerging from the construction cloud in which it was enveloped for the past few years. While we continue to make organizational and construction progress, a great deal of work remains to be done. By renegotiating unfavorable contracts and reorganizing operational protocols, the Board and General Manager have uncovered financial offsets useful for relieving our assessment strain. Board President Bob Boffa wants to keep everyone apprised about the hard work and tough decisions that fuel every step forward in Playa del Mar’s reincarnation. His May open letter describes the Board’s ongoing efforts to upgrade the Playa lifestyle while carefully watching the bottom line. Click Here to review the Playa President’s report depicting the team’s recent successes and current challenges!
Our Web Site is BACK! The new URL (Web Address) of the Playa del Mar Web Site is “http://www.playadelmar.net”. While you are here, you may as well bookmark the new Playa del Mar web site.
. Hundreds of useful links have been added to the Residents Links page ... if you can’t find what you seek, try the Playa del Mar Search Engine to search this site or the entire internet. The Meeting Minutes have been updated and the About Page, in addition to depicting a stunning graphic representation of our home, also provides click through access to Playa del Mar Building Information and a helpful Questions & Answers Section. The Map Page now offers buttons to Interactive Maps that can be used to zoom in or out and get turn-by-turn drivivg directions (route planning). Thank You for your patience!
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