Postings From Paradise

Paradise Weather

May 18 – 26th

The Activities Seating Area construction is coming along! Projects always look so messy during the process, I cannot wait until it is finished!

We had a contractor that specializes in leaks out on Wednesday to assist us with determining where the leak was located. We did succeed in finding the leak. It belongs to the site next door, located under the pedestal. We will have this repaired this coming week.

Please remember that every guest is a potential new owner, treat them with respect and welcome them to our community. Even if they do not purchase, we do want them to visit again in the future.

Reservation Reminder:

We have had several guests this week that have booked their stay for next year on the site they are currently on. The guests have the ability to book on a rolling 365 day calendar. If you do not have your personal reservations booked, please do so ASAP, I do not want you to miss out on enjoying your own piece of paradise.

Where’s Our Hurricane Zone? SCEMD Updates Evacuation Zones

The South Carolina Emergency Management Division released updated hurricane evacuation zones. Hurricane season starts June 1. Click here to learn more. 

Weekly Arrivals

May 18th – 24th

71 Resort Guests

Happy Friday!

PLM Lake Maint. was here on Thursday to treat the lake. No issues to report.

The turtles that have made nests in the resort are “yellow belly sliders” per PLM. Please do not disturb the nesting areas.

The tile work in the ladies bathroom has been completed. New shower curtains and floor mats will be put in both Men and Ladies bathrooms. The shower leak in the Men’s room was repaired.

The scrap pile in the trailer storage area should be gone next week. The recycler picked up half this week.

Have a great weekend and safe travels!

*Guys, don’t judge your wives decisions. Remember, you were one of them.*

Common space areas are to be un-touched by anyone other than Staff. There are certain rules, regulations, and limitations that have to be adhered to and controlled when it comes to Resort common areas. Please be mindful of our policies regarding these spaces. This includes the equipment used in and around the common areas.

If there are any questions or concerns please e-mail me: pes@hhimr.com.

Common Areas: The lake, clubhouse, pool, tennis courts, management office, roadways, paths and 100-foot vegetative buffer and any other POA (Property Owners’ Association) properties surrounding the resort are common areas and shall not be altered in any way by anyone.

Terrence Adderley

843-422-9577

Join us next Saturday for the Memorial Day Celebration.

Around the Lowcountry:

Parris Island Marine Band – Coats of Red and Blue: May 18, May River High School

The Trees: A Collaboration between Art League & Clemson Extension: May 21, Art League of Hilton Head Academy

Swing into Summer with the Hilton Head Big Band & Fred Astaire Dancers: May 23, Hilton Head Island Beach & Tennis Resort

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Direct Lines Submissions May 17, 2024