The board officially rescinded the plan to install those signs across our island. Thank you for pushing back to preserve the natural beauty of our home. Keep monitoring the board meeting minutes to ensure this proposal stays off the table for good.
You may or may not be aware that CIPOA has plans to place a significant number of large signs on and around the golf course, near the rest rooms and near the entrance to the Island. These obtrusive signs will be warning people about the dangers of alligators and snakes- a fact that everyone is already inherently aware of .
We strongly object to the placing of snake and alligator caution signs on the golf course and other common areas. The signs are a waste of money, detract from the natural beauty of Callawassie and could possibly turn off potential real estate buyers.
The decision to place the signs was done in a vacuum with little input from most current residents.
We need to hit the 250 signature mark before we present our case to the board. Post the link to your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors to get them on board.
May 28, 2014
The momentum behind this push proves that our neighbors want to protect the natural beauty of the island. Post this link on your personal Facebook page today to keep the pressure on the board. Email your representatives and demand they stop this project before the signs go up.
Reached 100 supporters
May 23, 2014
6 Comments
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Sarah Brooks
12 years ago
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Ridiculous. If you cant handle a gator then dont move to SC. Leave the signs out.
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Linda Petersen
12 years ago
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These signs are so tacky. It looks like a theme park now instead of a beautiful residential island.
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Mike Russell
12 years ago
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total eyesore. anyone who moves here knows they are in the lowcountry. we dont need bright yellow signs ruining the golf course view.
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Kevin Mwangi
12 years ago
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Who approved this?! Nobody asked for this. Take them down.
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Beth Bell
12 years ago
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my grandkids know better than to touch a gator. we dont need plastic warnings everywhere. keep it natural.
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Dave Wang
12 years ago
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Waste of HOA money plain and simple. Put it towards something useful instead of cluttering up the island.
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The board officially rescinded the plan to install those signs across our island. Thank you for pushing back to preserve the natural beauty of our home. Keep monitoring the board meeting minutes to ensure this proposal stays off the table for good.
You may or may not be aware that CIPOA has plans to place a significant number of large signs on and around the golf course, near the rest rooms and near the entrance to the Island. These obtrusive signs will be warning people about the dangers of alligators and snakes- a fact that everyone is already inherently aware of .
We strongly object to the placing of snake and alligator caution signs on the golf course and other common areas. The signs are a waste of money, detract from the natural beauty of Callawassie and could possibly turn off potential real estate buyers.
The decision to place the signs was done in a vacuum with little input from most current residents.
We need to hit the 250 signature mark before we present our case to the board. Post the link to your Facebook page right now and text three neighbors to get them on board.
May 28, 2014
The momentum behind this push proves that our neighbors want to protect the natural beauty of the island. Post this link on your personal Facebook page today to keep the pressure on the board. Email your representatives and demand they stop this project before the signs go up.
Reached 100 supporters
May 23, 2014
6 Comments
S
Sarah Brooks
12 years ago
Featured
Ridiculous. If you cant handle a gator then dont move to SC. Leave the signs out.
L
Linda Petersen
12 years ago
Featured
These signs are so tacky. It looks like a theme park now instead of a beautiful residential island.
M
Mike Russell
12 years ago
Featured
total eyesore. anyone who moves here knows they are in the lowcountry. we dont need bright yellow signs ruining the golf course view.
K
Kevin Mwangi
12 years ago
Featured
Who approved this?! Nobody asked for this. Take them down.
B
Beth Bell
12 years ago
Featured
my grandkids know better than to touch a gator. we dont need plastic warnings everywhere. keep it natural.
D
Dave Wang
12 years ago
Featured
Waste of HOA money plain and simple. Put it towards something useful instead of cluttering up the island.
Ridiculous. If you cant handle a gator then dont move to SC. Leave the signs out.