IMPORTANT MESSAGE
HURRICANE IAN PREPARATION
ATTENTION ALL MRAP / MRE RESIDENTS
As we prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Ian, please ensure your safety is a Top Priority!
Let’s hope that we don’t get too much damage. Should the electricity go out, the generator at the Water Plant will kick in to provide the community with water. As we may be without power for some time, it is important to conserve water to conserve the use of the propane used for the generators. We have two propane tanks that should provide power for 6-7 days under “normal use.” The gas company has been good about being able to fill our tanks promptly so we should be in good shape.
History is a good teacher to prepare for future events. During Hurricane Irma in 2017, many of the docks on the river received significant damage. With this came damaged water pipes leading to the docks. Unbeknownst to us, the water spilling into the river caused us to use all our propane within a few days.
For those living on the water that have water supplied to your dock, if you can shut off the water to your dock, we ask that you do so before the arrival of the storm. Once the storm has passed, Mt. Royal Common Property (MRCP) will be determining the status of the water plant to determine if there is excessive use of water. If we determine this to be the case, we will go house to house in order to determine the source of the leak and make a decision on how best to address it at that time.
Thanks in advance for everyone’s consideration and cooperation.
Regards,
Steve Simoneaux, MRCP Treasurer, and Secretary
HURRICANE IAN PREPARATION
ATTENTION ALL MRAP / MRE RESIDENTS
As we prepare for the arrival of Hurricane Ian, please ensure your safety is a Top Priority!
Let’s hope that we don’t get too much damage. Should the electricity go out, the generator at the Water Plant will kick in to provide the community with water. As we may be without power for some time, it is important to conserve water to conserve the use of the propane used for the generators. We have two propane tanks that should provide power for 6-7 days under “normal use.” The gas company has been good about being able to fill our tanks promptly so we should be in good shape.
History is a good teacher to prepare for future events. During Hurricane Irma in 2017, many of the docks on the river received significant damage. With this came damaged water pipes leading to the docks. Unbeknownst to us, the water spilling into the river caused us to use all our propane within a few days.
For those living on the water that have water supplied to your dock, if you can shut off the water to your dock, we ask that you do so before the arrival of the storm. Once the storm has passed, Mt. Royal Common Property (MRCP) will be determining the status of the water plant to determine if there is excessive use of water. If we determine this to be the case, we will go house to house in order to determine the source of the leak and make a decision on how best to address it at that time.
Thanks in advance for everyone’s consideration and cooperation.
Regards,
Steve Simoneaux, MRCP Treasurer, and Secretary
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