Last night, as our maintenance was doing normal nighttime closing procedures, Brian Togier, smelled what appeared to him to be an odor of an electrical malfunction. After checking the area, he notice that a new Air Conditioning Unit appeared to be frozen and the utility box located on the wall was extremely hot to the touch. We were able to have our Air Conditioner Company come out and he indicated that the issued appeared to him to be electrical. At that point, Atlantic Electrical was called an a representative came out last night and he also indicated it appeared to be 2 disconnect units that were posing the threat. FPL was notified of the issue.
This morning, additional clarity was given and here is where we stand as of this email.
LTC is securing the necessary permit from City in order to perform repair.
What is currently affected? It is believed that 2 disconnects have to be replaced which involves our Irrigation System (Pump) and Court Lights. These were not part of the other Electrical Project recently completed but were discussed at that time. It was deemed that in the future, replacement was needed but the existing permit at that time did not allow for the scope of work to be done. This will require FPL coming and shutting the whole Tennis Facility down for 24 hours to facilitate the required repairs. There will be a notice of this action once known and LTC is making every attempt to escalate the solution.
As a result, until further notice, there will be no evening play and the Tennis portion of the club will ne closing at 6pm nightly (or as daylight dictates)
Sincerely,
Joann Smith
LTC President
