| TO THE POINTE SUSAN LEVINE, HPA PRESIDENT SEPTEMBER 12, 2025 |
| Good Morning Residents, CLUBHOUSE On Monday, when ticket sales opened, we experienced an unexpected technical issue with the ThunderTix website. Due to very high demand, the system became overloaded and temporarily unresponsive. This slowdown not only made it difficult for residents to access the ticketing site but also interfered with the box office’s ability to select seats and sell tickets. We had approximately 77 residents in the clubhouse, some waiting in the lobby as early as 8:00 a.m. to purchase tickets. We understand how important it is for friends to sit together, although at times this can be a challenge to accommodate due to high demand and seating limitations. We appreciate your patience and understanding as we work to help ensure smoother sales in the future. Your support is what makes these events so special for our community. Thank you to those residents and staff members who helped others in the clubhouse with their questions and online purchases. A special THANK YOU to Mary Rudnick, who manually selected over 225 seats for residents who purchased tickets at the box office. CAFE Reservations are being accepted for the following Dinners: SEAFOOD NIGHT – SATURDAY, 9/20/2025- 5:00 – 7:00 p.m SERVED IN THE CAFE. ROSH HASHANAH – 2nd NIGHT, TUESDAY 9/23/2025 5:30 p.m. BUFFET – SERVED IN THE BALLROOM. BREAK THE FAST – WEDNESDAY, 10/1/2025 – 6:00 p.m. SERVED IN THE BALLROOM. To reserve your seat, please call 774– 634–9910. The above menus are available for your viewing on our website under café update. BOX OFFICE HOURS – NEXT WEEK ONLY Monday and Thursday 9:30 a.m. – 11:30 a.m. Any questions or problems regarding SHOW TICKETS, please contact Mary Rudnick at 917-841-3734. HPA BOD MEETING Please join us on Monday, September 15, 2025, at 10 a.m. in the Ballroom and via Zoom. https://huntingtonpointe.net/meeting-information/ AGENDA: Vote on Clay Court Maintenance Ratify Pool Consultant Vote on satellite pool restroom painting Ratify pump for new fountain motor Vote on the asphalt repair consultant HPA – FLU CLINIC Flu Vaccines will be available to residents who are interested in receiving them on Friday, September 19, 2025, from 9:00 a.m. to 12 noon in the Pre-Function room. No appointment necessary. Please remember to have your Medicare card with you. Any questions, please contact Karen Bleier at 561–638–5456. HONOR PORTRAITS – VETERANS A reminder for all veterans who signed up for photos. Please be on time for your scheduled appointment on Wednesday, September 17th in our Pre-Function room. Thank you for your cooperation. We look forward to seeing you. HPA PHONE DIRECTORY Please be reminded that the 2025–2026 DEADLINE to submit any changes to your listing in the HPA Directory is Monday, September 15th. Any questions or concerns may be directed to JoAnn Padilla jpadilla@campbellproperty.com, 561-359-2071. MOVIES – TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 16th – CORRECTION Unfortunately, there was an error in the movie listing. LOVE HURTS – AN AMERICAN ACTION COMEDY – will be shown. SATELLITE POOL RENOVATIONS The North Pool renovation is progressing; two layers of tile and four layers of Diamond Brite have been removed, and minor repairs are being completed. The work is on schedule despite the daily rain this week. ROADWAYS On Monday evening, we experienced an unusually intense lightning and thunderstorm which brought torrential rains to the area, overwhelming drainage systems and causing roadways and streets to flood in several communities throughout Delray. The flooding you observed was the result of excessive rainfall. Approximately 3 inches of rain fell in a very short period of time. Once the storm passed, the water began to drain as expected. We remind residents not to attempt to drive through flooded areas. Flood water can severely damage your vehicle and put your safety at risk. FROM THE LAKE WORTH DRAINAGE DISTRICT: “Flood Protection Does Not Equal Flood Proof” Most Modern residential drainage systems do not require any human intervention. Since the mid-1970s, development standards for drainage systems have been regulated through design and permitting to ensure flood protection. Average rainfall will flow into on-site stormwater retention ponds or lakes through swales and drains. During heavy rain events, systems are designed to protect house floor pads. Temporary flooding of streets and parking lots is expected. Flooding may be experienced when extreme volumes of rain fall in a brief period of time, and rainfall exceeds the water management system design. Enjoy Life! Susan |
To The Pointe 09/12
September 2025