Remember the first time you drove into Sabal Springs? What did you think? And the first time you saw your house how did it make you feel? I thought wow! This place is so beautiful I would love to live here! My head went from left to right and back again taking it all in. The big clubhouse, the pool, tennis courts (and I don’t even play), the golf course, the restaurant, bar, billiards, workout room, and all the rest. But the best part … the neighborhood!
I’m sure you know where I’m going with this, it’s called maintenance. We need to have rules and regulations as to how we, as a community, maintain the beautiful and impressive neighborhood you saw the first time you drove in. I’m sure you don’t want to be the house that’s next door or across the street from the place that has zero upkeep, the one that lets those weeds grow, doesn’t trim the palm trees, or worse has no building maintenance at all. I know I don’t. I’m sure you’d agree it takes a lot of work and effort to maintain a neighborhood such as this. The biggest asset Sabal Springs has to offer is its fantastic community of people who are willing to volunteer their time and efforts to help. We can truly appreciate their assistance in these matters. All of our efforts keep our community not only beautiful each and every time you drive into Sabal Springs but by each of us doing our part, we also maintain property values, which is extremely important to all of us. If you wonder what it entails to keep Sabal Springs in excellent condition, ask one of the amazing people who donate their time and resources or maybe volunteer some of your time to assist and provide input.
Again, I ask: “Why did you move to Sabal Springs?”
