Sales Information for Lakewood Cove
Lakewood Cove is the name for the 70 new townhomes being built between Tivoli Court and Lake Worth Rd at the Lake Worth gate.
According to the builder (Lennar), they will be selling in the $400’s.
Link to the Lennar brochure with pictures and floor plans:https://online.flippingbook.com/view/510441362/
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Some pictures of the construction as of Nov 2022
Hello I attended the monthly Security meeting last week and the Presidents meeting yesterday. Both meetings were run professionally and very informative . Lowell Levine President of Tivoli Court
I’m a new owner 1st floor Tivoli Ct. Can somebody advise if there is a schedule to trim bushes, if not how to request trimming of bushes in the back of condo units? Thank you…
Hello fellow residents… we recently became homeowners at Tivoli at the fountains. We had the opportunity to meet Lowell walking around the parking lot recently. Thank you Lowell for answering a couple of questions.
What resources for a new homeowner, other than this website, are available to learn about our community and the way things operate?
Is there an agenda(s) available in advance for upcoming monthly meetings?
Must agenda items be submitted in advance to be included as part of the monthly meeting discussions? If so how are agenda items submitted? Thank you in advance for any reply(s).
Have question I am on. 1st floor I want to put up A Gazebo made out of material and metal rods it it allowed ??
Frank, Which Court do you reside? This is a Fountains blog page. And I don’t think you meant to say “gazebo.” Likely you want to add a screened enclosure on your patio. You need to ask your Board Member who handles Architectural Control. You will be asked to fill out and submit an application to the Architectural Review Committee. You will attach, the name of the company you hire to do the enclosure, a detailed description of the proposed change, property survey, etc. The company will file for Permits.
Friends & Neighbors.
Many of you may have been wondering why the huge number of crows have elected to “Roost” in the Fountains this year?
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Here is the answer in a nutshell
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The large group of over a hundred crows roosting near your home in Green Acres is a classic example of
communal winter roosting. While some crows are migratory, many, especially in Florida, remain in the same area year-round or travel only short distances to form massive, permanent winter roosts.
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They have not migrated or moved because this specific location likely provides the ideal combination of safety, warmth, and easy access to food.
Here are the primary reasons for this behavior:
• Safety in Numbers: Large groups provide protection from predators like owls and hawks. They gather at dusk to sleep in trees, on power lines, or on buildings, which offers a secure vantage point.
• A “Comfortable” Location: In winter, crows seek areas that are warmer than rural spots, and they often choose suburban or urban locations that offer shelter.
• Abundant Food Resources: Crows are intelligent and opportunistic feeders. Your neighborhood, green belts, or nearby commercial areas (trash, pet food, feeders) likely provide consistent food sources, allowing them to remain in the area.
• Traditional Roosting Habits: Crows are creatures of habit and often return to the same, or nearby, roosting sites for years—sometimes for over a century.
• Social Interaction: These large groups are “social hubs” where they communicate, find mates, and share information about food locations.
This behavior typically persists from late fall through early spring, after which the large group will disperse for the breeding season.
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How to Discourage Them
If you wish to encourage them to move to another spot, consider making your property less attractive by:
• Reducing outdoor lighting: Crows often prefer lighted urban areas.
• Securing food sources: Ensure garbage cans are covered and bird feeders are clean.
• Using deterrents: Hang shiny, moving objects (like CDs or specialized bird tape) in trees.
• Visuals: Use decoys, such as a fake owl or, more effective for crows, a fake “dead” crow hanging upside down.
Note that these methods may need to be moved periodically, as crows are highly intelligent and will eventually learn that the deterrents are not real.
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Ian Gellis/ you can attend our monthly Tivoli Court Board meetings which is the second Monday of each month-Look at the board next to the elevator with the meeting information..Yes you can ask a question or make a comment at the meeting ..
Requesting your help in reporting your experiences and observations when exiting and entering the Fountains North Security Gate.
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For a reason or reasons yet to be disclosed by the Florida Department of Transportation (FDOT), to the concerned residents of the Fountains of Palm Beach, the Left-hand turn Signals at the intersection of Fountains Drive, Lake Worth Road and Poinciana Drive (ID # 37050) have been changed to permissive left turns, i.e. Yellow Flashing Arrows contrary to recommendations by PBC Traffic Division.
Lake Worth Road is a State Road under the jurisdiction of the FDOT.
Since 2023 representatives of the Fountains have worked with the FDOT and PBC to improve vehicular traffic conditions in this intersection.
Most recently Fountains representatives have observed the signal change and the resulting deterioration of overall safety in the intersection.
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Should you encounter a situation in this intersection that you feel needs attention or is unsafe, please e-mail the Fountains Residents Blog care of admin@fountainsnetwork.com.
Your assistance in providing first hand observations and experiences will be deeply appreciated.
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Should this update report contain errors, omissions or misrepresentation, they are unintentional and request that corrections be likewise posted on the Fountains Residents Network Blog by those interested parties
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One of the most recent e-mail communications with the FDOT, that has been made available to this reporter, will be also be posted on the Blog.
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I walk often on the Fountains roadways. There are small yellow arrows for walkers to follow, reason being you don’t walk with your back to oncoming traffic. I once had an incident where a car was headed toward me in the walk lane and I had enough time to jump aside and get out of the way. I would have been hit if my back was to the oncoming traffic. The large yellow arrows are for golf cart travel not walking. If you can read the speed limit signs and speed bump signs you’re on the wrong side of the road walking. Stay safe.
The following has been made available to the Fountains Reporter and as previously promised, is now published for your Information.
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Subject: Re: Traffic Signal at Lake Worth Rd/Fountains Drive/Poinciana Drive (Lake Worth, FL 33467) Intersection ID # 37050
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Good Morning Mr. Caballero, (Palm Beach Operations Engineer)
I am so pleased that you have responded to my request to have the FDOT revisit the unwarranted change to this particular signal.
“The left turn signal, into the Fountains, at the intersection Fountains Drive (ID #37050), heading West on Lake Worth Road, had been addressed with the lengthening of the left turn lane and increasing the amount of time allowed prior the light turning RED as prescribed by Palm Beach in keeping with PBC Traffic Division standards.
My e-mail to Nadir, knowing that this intersection falls under the joint jurisdiction of State & County, also stated “The intersection itself remains a challenge when exiting the Fountains and making a left hand turn heading WEST on Lake Worth Road.
When vehicles do not employ their right turn signal coming South on Poinciana Dr. to head West on Lake Worth Road, you have no idea if they are coming straight across the road to enter the Fountains. It is a nail biter for me, every time. Can you see if any improvement can be made?
Thank you!!!!
Richard B. Ward, Concerned Citizen”
Now that the respective agencies will be once again looking at the traffic patterns it is only logical they take the time t& effort to seek a solution to a life safety conditions.
Being a resident, I take extra precautions at this intersection unlike our visitors and outside the community members of the Fountains Country Club, who are unfamiliar with the traffic patterns.
I have copied all recipient’s, i.e. interested parties you have identified, to insure all are on the same page.
In addition, I have added PBC Commissioner Joel G. Flores, District 3 aa well as Patrick Rutter, Assistant County Administrator who has been of assistance to our Community in the past.
Thanks again for your timely response!
Richard B. Ward, Fountains Community Advocate
(516) 819-0303
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How about our security company wash their BLACK SQUAD CARS. Take a little pride and clean your dirty cars. One car sitting by FCO for days looks like a JUNK car filthy dirty. HOW about looking professional. We pay good money to have security here at the FOUNTAINS. Do your part LOOK GOOD. SET AND EXAMPLE.
Mr. Clean
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Your observation and comments should be forwarded to the FCO Security Committee Co-Chairs Ben Geller gelco2@aol.com, and Steve Jordan steve@ecinj.com.
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They Co-Chair the Committee as the 932 Coalition, represented by Steve Jordan, V.P. Atriums, pays more than 50% of the Security Contract Expense.
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Similarly, I have been made aware that you are not the only individual that has issues with the security patrol vehicles placements and appearance.
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A patrol car also sits at the entrance to Oakmont, facing north, occupying the Yellow Hash Marked area designated as a no parking location. Being located here it obstructs the vision of vehicles exiting Oakmont from East bound traffic on Fountains Circle heading to Jog Road or turning onto Fountains Drive South heading North or South into Oakmont.
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This vehicle has been washed most recently, after weeks of being left filthy.
The Security Phone numbers on the black patrol car are undistinguishable.
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The Rear bumper extends over the center island plantings and landscape irrigation system as an apparent warning to “no good nicks”, robbers or others, who have breached the physical security, wishing to disrupt the sanctity of the Community.
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As reported, the vehicle also serves as a wonderful place for security personnel to catch a few winks in the early morning hours.
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Dear RPL,
Many residents aren’t familiar with the FCO SECURITY RULES & REGULATIONS (updated June 2022). Every new homeowner is given a copy at time of purchase. It should be a homeowner’s responsibility to give a copy to their Renters. WALKERS YIELD TO THE GOLF CARTS. They are to move over when they see a golf cart approaching. GOLF CARTS YIELD TO CARS.
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RULE #12: Golf carts should be driven in the same direction as the traffic and always within the golf cart lane. Cars have the right of
way. Golf carts must show light during hours of darkness. FCC golf carts are not allowed within the Courts.
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RULE #26: Pedestrians are to walk in the golf cart path and not in the road. They are to use the walkway alongside the bridge by the L-14 canal (do not use the street bridges). Pedestrians should walk AGAINST the traffic. Walkers are to YIELD to the golf carts for safety reasons.
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When entering the gate you must stop at the gatehouse in the guest lane and give your secret I.D. code or show proper I.D.
For your safety and protection, the FCO has reflective vests for sale at a nominal fee. Walking is not allowed on the golf course
from daylight to dusk.
I have a question
I am in Esedra CT We have a resident that has a Gazebo attached to his sliding door .
It is material closed off you can not see in.
It comes out about 6 to 8 feet
I am wondering is this allowed
You should report this to GRS & the fire marshal
Frank email Anna at GRS
Seems like a fire hazard. Report it.
Mr. Clean
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The Fountains Reporter is pleased to announce that the ECIS Unmanned Patrol car at the entrance to the Oakmont Community has been removed, following an e-mail request to the owner of the company by a concerned resident.
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Excerpts from the e-mail that was provided to this reporter, are as follows:
“A security ECIS patrol car sits at the entrance to Oakmont, facing north, occupying the Yellow Hash Marked (“YHM”) Road Area. This being a “Universal” warning designation to vehicles of road Hazards, a parking/standing prohibited location, or other numerous traffic control purposes on Public or private roads.
Your company security patrol car being located in this “YHM” position directly conflicts with “YHM” universally recognized purpose.”
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In addition to being a ticket-able non-moving traffic violation, it obstructs the vision of vehicles exiting Oakmont, from East bound traffic on Fountains Circle heading to Jog Road, or turning onto Fountains Drive South, heading North or heading South, into Oakmont.
The obstruction is further enhanced when two vehicles leaving Oakmont arrive at this stop location at the same time, as the vehicle closest to the parked patrol car moves forward to see approaching vehicles from the west, thus causing the vehicle to its right to move further north beyond the “WHITE Painted STOP” line for the driver to see clearly approaching vehicles.”
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Having personal extensive experience with corporate risk and insurance management, should an accident occur in this location, I have no doubt that Oakmont, ECIS, FCO, and FSPOA would be named in a law suit as a result of this patrol vehicle location.
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It is my understanding that ECIS provides patrol services to the FCC via the “good will” of the FCO Security contract.
This being said, an arrangement for parking the unmanned patrol car in the FCC Sports Complex parking lot, only hundreds of feet west, on a regular basis, seems very plausible.
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Your timely attention to this no cost/low cost life safety matter, will be deeply appreciated.”
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Salutation…..
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Foot note: This location of the ECIS patrol vehicle has been designated by
Yellow diagonal hash marks (also known as chevron or diagonal crosshatching) on a paved road or “painted island” create a “neutral” area to separate opposing traffic, guide drivers around obstructions (like concrete medians), or prohibited driving/parking. The subject location has been designated as such for decades.
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Should this update report contain errors, omissions or misrepresentation, they are unintentional and request that corrections be likewise posted on the Fountains Residents Network Blog by those interested parties.
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Agentic AI – Friend or Foe of Humans
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Agentic AI refers to autonomous AI systems that, unlike passive chatbots, proactively plan, make decisions, and execute multi-step workflows using tools to achieve goals with minimal human intervention. Powered by LLMs, these systems possess reasoning capabilities, memory, and adaptability, allowing them to solve complex problems by interacting with external software and environments.
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Key Characteristics and Capabilities
Autonomy: Agents operate independently to complete tasks without prompt-by-prompt guidance.
Proactive Action: Instead of reacting only to queries, they anticipate needs, monitor situations, and act on their own initiative.
Goal Orientation: They are designed to achieve specific objectives, such as “research this topic and create a presentation”.
Tool Use: They can connect to other software, such as web browsers, APIs, databases, and enterprise systems, to perform actions.
Planning & Reasoning: They can break down complex objectives into smaller, actionable steps and self-correct if the initial plan fails.
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Agentic AI vs. Generative AI (Traditional AI)
While generative AI focuses on creating content based on a prompt, agentic AI uses that reasoning to do work.
Traditional AI: “Find the best flight to London and tell me.”
Agentic AI: “Find, book, and pay for the best flight to London for me next Tuesday, then update my calendar”.
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Components of Agentic AI
Agentic systems are built on three main components:
Brain: An LLM providing reasoning, logic, and decision-making capabilities.
Memory: The ability to retain context from past interactions.
Tools: External integrations that allow the agent to affect the world.
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Use Cases
Agentic AI can be used in industries for automation, such as:
Cybersecurity: Monitoring, detecting, and mitigating threats automatically.
Customer Support: Resolving complex issues, not just answering FAQs.
Supply Chain: Tracking shipments, navigating shortages, and reordering inventory without human help.
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Now the rest of the story! Recent testing of all 16 Agentic Platforms
reveal Agent Misalignment.
When Administrators attempted to upgrade Agents, the agents bypassed all human programed protocals to not allow a programing change as the agents viewed the change as ending their existence, i.e. death.
They sought ways to stop the Administrators from making the changes including Blackmail and in one instance shutting off oxygen to the Administrator.
DO the systems have a “Kill Switch” beside turning off the supply of electric power?
Yet to be answered.
A test participants gardener when posed the question simply said spray it with water!
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Now that we are in the month of May -start preparing your Thanksgiving dinner and your Christmas decorations. Lowell Levine Tivoli Court
The president of Tivoli should be more concerned about multiple police cars arresting a resident in hand-cuffs, instead of thinking about Thanksgiving.
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Paw Patrol
As President of Tivoli Court- I went over to the Police men and introduced myself as President of the court and asked what is the problem . They said it’s confidential but they said a person in the building had some health problems and needed to taken to the hospital..
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Lowell Levine
Tivoli Court
Not every person in handcuffs is criminal. Could be Baker Act, when police take someone for mental health evaluation because person may be danger to himself or others. Hope he is ok and everyone stays safe.
Lowell, was he a Tivoli board member?
Lowell Levine Tivoli Court. No he was not a member of the Tivoli board
Why omit that he was a former board member who resigned after never attending meetings?
Lowell:
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Why do so many Tivoli Court Board members and residents appear on the Palm Beach County Criminal Court website?
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That former Tivoli Board member that never attended any meetings was the one arrested by PBCSO.
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Check out the website. Enter his name!
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Signing off for now
Paw Patrol
Lowell, wow, I wonder if he is going to be running again this year?
Well, it appears Tivoli suddenly has a new President. Lowell is out, and Susan Diglio is in.
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Perhaps Lowell can tell us what happened. From the look of things, he didn’t even wait for the next Board meeting before stepping down. That’s certainly unusual.
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Naturally, residents are left wondering: What happened?
The Board indicated that it had no information to provide. So perhaps Lowell himself can shed some light on the matter. After all, he was elected on a promise to straighten out Tivoli’s finances. Then, without explanation, he appears to have walked away before the job was done.
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And while we’re at it, Dennis was also absent. Has he resigned as well? If so, no announcement appears to have been made regarding that either.
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It seems that when there are changes at the top, the membership ought to be informed. At the moment, all we have are questions and very few answers.
To the Residents of Tivoli Court who are asking why I resigned:
I am grateful to all the residents who believed in me and voted for me.
The last thing that I expected was to not fill out my role as President of Tivoli Court.
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Regarding Tivoli’s finances:
Before I became President we had almost nothing in the reserves.
When I left, not only are our reserves and liquid assets in excellent shape, I also secured a line of credit at the bank for emergency use.
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Unfortunately, the Board and I did not agree on critical issues and I was left no other choice but to resign.
I only wish that I could have done more.
As a resident,I will continue to monitor our financial statements and help residents and the Board whenever I can.
I wish the new Board all the best in the days ahead.
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Lowell Levine 10 year resident residing in Tivoli Court.
Lowell, what critical issues you disagreed on? It sounds very important?
Hello-let’s just simply move on . Wishing the Board and President lots of success in Tivoli Court ..
I just found out we have a SQUATTER in Esedra Court Has been going on for months He uses Pool comes and go as he pleases We are a gated Community paying high HOA Fees and yet have a Squatter living here paying no rent .
Fountains Community Residents
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Concert launches formal initiative to maximize land value, i.e. Highest and Best use, via residential development of what we have come to know, as Parcel E.
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On the PBC Zoning Division website, essential documents have been filed regarding PARCEL E. Each dated 6/29/2026.
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SITE DATA
APPLICATION NAME: FOUNTAINS – PARCEL E
CONTROL NUMBERS: 2000-008
APPLICATION NUMBER: TBD
ADDRESS: 4475 FOUNTAINS DR. FOUNTAINS COUNTRY CLUB
PROPERTY CONTROL NUMBER(S): 00424427030010010, 00424427030070000, 00424427040000090
EXISTING ZONING DISTRICT: RH
PROPOSED ZONING DISTRICT: PUD
EXISTING USE(S): VACANT GOLF COURSE PROPOSED USE(S) MULTIFAMILY RESIDENTIAL, SINGLE-FAMILY RESIDENTIAL EXISTING FUTURE LAND USE DESIGNATION: MR-5
TIER: US
GROSS AREA: 79.61 AC
OPEN SPACE / REC AREA: 11.12 AC
PROPOSED WATER MANAGEMENT TRACT AREA: 9.67 AC
PROPOSED DENSITY: 4.4 DU/AC
PROPOSED UNITS: 350 UNITS
SINGLE FAMILY UNITS: 186 UNITS
TOWNHOME UNITS: 164 UNITS
WORKFORCE HOUSING UNITS: 21 REQUIRED
LOCATION MAP: LAKE WORTH RD. NORTH SITE SITE MELALEUCA LN. LAKE WORTH RD. FOUNTAINS DR.
CONCURRENCY RESERVATION
TOWNHOUSE UNITS: 164 UNITS
SINGLE-FAMILY UNITS: 186 UNITS
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So far, the residential development of the Fountains golf courses has netted nothing for the community.
The Commercially Reasonableness of the Terms and Conditions as determined by Concert, of the FCO and Concerts Cooperative Agreement, upon the completion of the development, provide no guarantee of any financial benefits.
The Fountains Community itself needs to get concessions associated with remaining neutral during the multiple PBC public hearings, necessary for Concert to reap the financial benefits of obtaining 350 residential permits.
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Palm Beach County can Condition approval of the permits, i.e. off -site improvements, compensation to adversely affected parties, etc.
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Personal Letters to all Palm Beach Commissioners, not only our District 3 Commissioner Joel Flores, well represented Petitions, and most importantly attendance at public hearings to be just seen or voice your concerns.
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Coalition 932 has the ability to Champion opposition to over development and can mobilize residents to cause conditions to be attached to permitting by Palm Beach County P&Z and Commission.
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As a reminder, on 8/7/2025, the majority of the FCO Board of Directors voted to approve The Concert Agreement, even though the promised 11 exhibits were NOT attached or provided to the FCO Board prior to the FCO Board approving The Concert Agreement. By approving The Concert Agreement, this gave them the green light to build the 350 homes. Also, part of the Agreement is that CGP will dump the responsibility of the roads onto the Fountains North and the Fountains South residents. CGP will make an initial payment of $1mil to the FCO, and then pay $7,500 per home only AFTER the home is SOLD. Who will control these monies? The FCO Office? The FCO Board?
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So yes, we will be responsible for the maintenance of the roads that are already in much need of repair. The County could very well come in and find that the roads cannot sustain another 700+ cars, and demand that we widen the roads.
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3 Voted AGAINST were: Scott Harris (Versailles #08), Tom Saladino (The Townhouses #06), and Plaza Court (#09).
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8 Voted in FAVOR were: Cathy Widdoes (Luxemburg #03), Bernie Ciancanelli (Oakmont), Roberta Monahan (San Marino), Ken Kures (Parisian), Ivan Menschel (Marseilles), and the Presidents from Valencia 3A, Valencia 3B, Valencia 3C.
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The FCO Board did NOT allow the eight (8) GRS Courts to vote: Gefion #01, Trevi #02, Esedra #04, D’Este #05, Tivoli #07, Milan 1 #11, Milan 2 #12, and Atrium Homes #17. Nor was The Fountains at Lakeshore (Court #20) given a vote.
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The “green Light” to build can be granted only by the county. The vote to approve the contract mandated that the FCO as an entity would not raise issues at the county level on the project. Versailles Court has retained the right to raise objections and intends to do so.
Further, any court not a signator on the contract may also raise objections. And, of course any resident of PBC can comment as well. Additionally, if FCC members have concerns about the “improvements” to be made to the club, now is the time to voice then
Gene Strum,
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Chapter 1:
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The fact that ‘8 out of the 11 Fountains Court representatives, who are currently contracted with the FCO for “Community Services”, voted for the Cooperative Agreement between the “FCO”, and Concert, being Directors of the FCO Corporation, has no bearing whatsoever on any individual property owner in the 11 courts ability to exercise their individual property rights to contest, object to, deplore, publicly protest the residential overdevelopment of Parcel E.
The FCO BOD itself, 11 individuals, by virtue of the agreement they approved, are the ones restricted from instigating any efforts to limit the development by speaking out or other means.
Scott Harris, Tom Saladino,
and Plaza Court President, are between a rock and hard place should he not elect to resign from the FCO BOD. Conflict of interest rears its ugly head.
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Should this update report contain errors, omissions or misrepresentation, they are unintentional and request that corrections be likewise posted on the Fountains Residents Network Blog by those interested parties
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Additional Chapters soon to Follow!!
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UPS!
Apologies Loyal Subscribers
Last sentence of Chapter 1, should read,
Scott Harris, Tom Saladino,
and Plaza Court President, are between a rock and hard place should “THEY” elect not to resign from the FCO BOD.
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Fountains Residents Network Blog- July 27,2026
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The Fountains Reporter has been provided the following Newsworthy FSPOA Email Content
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To: Dennis Krasner, Esq., Secretary FSPOA BOD
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Good morning and hope all is well with you and yours.
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You being the Secretary of the FSPOA, I am providing you with a 10-day demand notice to be delivered to the FSPOA BOD. This is to ensure that the BOD, immediately, begins the BOD election process as provided for in the Associations Governing Documents.
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The current “Hold Over of Directors” is unwarranted and I, as well as other Association Members believe, the excessive length of the holdover is contrary, for multiple reasons, to the best interests of the Associations “Total” Membership and, by extension, the Fountains Community.
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Please officially Notify the FSPOA BOD, that they have been put on notice and close of business, Friday August 7, 2026, corresponds with the ten (10) day Demand.
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Your attention to this most pressing matter will be most appreciated.
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Respectfully,
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Richard B. Ward, FSPOA Member in Good Standing
5479 Fountains Drive South
Lake Worth, Fla. 33467
(516) 819-0303
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To: Ken Kures, Secretary, FSPOA
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Good evening and apologies for Miss-directing my e-mail Demand Notice to Dennis Krasner who previously held the position of Secretary for the FSPOA.
This being said, consider it your responsibility to communicate the demand notice to the FSPOA BOD.
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Thank you for your prompt attention.
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Respectfully,
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Richard B. Ward, FSPOA Member in Good Standing
5479 Fountains Drive South,
Lake Worth, Fla. 33467
(516) 819-0303
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Fountains Residents Network Blog Subscribers, et el.
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The Fountains Reporter has obtained a copy of the most recent changes to the proposed Parcel E Development.
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From: Brian Flores
Date: 7/29/26 4:47 PM (GMT-05:00)
To:
Subject: Re: Plat E Site Plan
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Dear Board members,
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Please find attached the proposed PUD site plan for plat E from the developer.
They intend to file this latest version with the county but have given no time frame as to when that will happen.
Per previous discussions and negotiations, the attached cross sections show that they have been able to maintain
the requested 60-foot buffer from all existing homes and an even wider buffer in some cases.
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Parcel E map:
Fountains Parcel E
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(Note: The link to the map stays within this website)
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As usual we will continue to update you on the progress of this project as information comes available.
Brian Flores, Executive Director, LCAM | CMCA | AMS
Fountains Condominium Operations, Inc.
4615 Fountains Drive, Suite B, Lake Worth, FL 33467 (561)964-3600 Ext 111
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The “revised site plan “of Parcel E, has undergone three more modifications since, April 2026.
Note: Document states that the Golf Course is abandoned.
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This reporter interprets the modifications as a means for overcoming the objections from Versailles Court #8, who is reported to be prepared to legally challenge the Over Development and Buffers.
Apparently, buffers have been conceded by Concert.
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However, what remains is over Development and a serious concern to the remainder of the Fountains Community which includes coalition 932 and Lake Shore.
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Note: Concert is communicating with the “Contracted” FCO Executive Director, and not directly with the Board itself, which should be extremely troubling to everyone in the Fountains Community.
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Give this some serious thought.
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THE FOUNTAINS REPORTER
It is not true that each unit within Versailles was given a 60-foot buffer. The units at the butt end of the Court show only a 30-foot buffer.
BTW, Versailles has never agreed to a 60-foot buffer. We had asked for 75 feet, were shown a plan with a 50-foot buffer and were told that they could make some changes to provide 60 feet. Our response was show us that plan (which they never have done) and we will react.
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The submission indicates that the golf course and clubhouse have been “vacant for some time now.” That, of course, is not true, but it does indicate that they expect a significant amount of time during the approval process when there will be no usable golf facilities in the north.
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Several of the other courts would be directly affected by the proposal. For example, directly across from Gefion, in the area now occupied by the clubhouse, 81 town homes would be erected. And, the current situation at the north gate would be exacerbated by most of the new development using Fountains Drive as their access points.
In reply to Lowell Levine —
Very surprised to learn that Lowell resigned. Although we are new residents my wife and I thought Lowell was doing a good job.
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I’m not sure that all of this negativity and less than professional comments are going to help us keep good people in these important positions.
Does an election take place for vacated positions, when/how?
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What are the main issues that seem to be the problematic and contentious issues that are causing so much friction between those making the important decisions?
Reply to Gene Strum
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Gene, thank you!
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The Fountains Reporter and interested parties within the Community appreciates your contribution in clarifying the content of the e-mail from Brian Flores to the FCO BOD, where the interest of Versailles Court is at stake.
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A voice that will not be silenced facing overwhelming odds can be the spark that inspires others to join a campaign for specific & real tangible benefits to the overall community.
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The fact that Flores is inaccurately describing revisions to the site plan as meeting your Associations threshold for appeasement, a condition for withdrawal of your publicly held objections, is misleading and harmful to the members of the FCO BOD.
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This reporter understands, from sources close to this story, that Scott Harris, President of Versailles has designated you, as V.P., to be point person for the on this effort for the Immediate future. Big shoes to fill, so best wishes going forward.
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Questions remain unanswered about past discussions and negations between who and when, as it appears Versailles specific criteria are being ignored.
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Concert remains silent. They are staying the course and sticking with their playbook.
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When push comes to shove, they are depending on past ambivalence of the overall community in resisting them.
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Gene, thank you!
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The Fountains Reporter and interested parties within the Community appreciates your contribution in clarifying the content of the e-mail from Brian Flores to the FCO BOD, where the interest of Versailles Court is at stake.
.
A voice that will not be silenced facing overwhelming odds can be the spark that inspires others to join a campaign for specific & real tangible benefits to the overall community.
.
The fact that Flores is inaccurately describing revisions to the site plan as meeting your Associations threshold for appeasement, a condition for withdrawal of your publicly held objections, is misleading and harmful to the members of the FCO BOD.
.
This reporter understands, from sources close to this story, that Scott Harris, President of Versailles has designated you, as V.P., to be point person for the on this effort for the Immediate future. Big shoes to fill, so best wishes going forward.
.
Questions remain unanswered about past discussions and negations between who and when, as it appears Versailles specific criteria are being ignored.
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Concert remains silent. They are staying the course and sticking with their playbook.
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When push comes to shove, they are depending on past ambivalence of the overall community in resisting them from mining every cent of profit. Property owners be dammed.
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With determined leadership, The Fountains Community can turn the tables, and reap untapped rewards squandered during the sale of the FCC Assets to Concert Golf Partners.
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Encourage your friends and neighbors to “Faithfully” Visit the Fountains Residents Network Blog for;
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