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CHAMPIONSHIP PROPERTY OWNERS ASSOCIATION Article IndexGeneral Drive Entry Upgrades Approved! We are pleased to announce that our proposal for enhancements to the General Drive resident-only entry has been approved by the PGA POA Architectural Review Committee (ARC). This approval, granted "as submitted," is a significant achievement as the ARC often requests changes or additional information prior to approvals. This milestone marks the beginning of a project that will elevate the appearance and functionality of this important entry point for half or more of our Eagleton residents. 
As part of this project, we will no longer refer to this area as the 'back gate'. Moving forward, we will upgrade its status and refer to it as the 'General Drive Entry'. The enhancements include upgrading the three walls and two camera towers with a stone veneer which matches that on the Ryder Cup Boulevard entry walls, along with the addition of carriage lights on two of the gate pillars. A new flagpole and American flag will be installed on the center island, also mirroring the Ryder Cup entry. Additionally, we will add back-lighted 'Eagleton' lettering to the large left-side wall as you approach the gates. Contractors are now in the process of obtaining the required permits from the City of Palm Beach Gardens and ordering materials. We anticipate construction to begin in early September and to be completed before our seasonal residents return in early to mid-October. The goal of this project is to ensure that residents who primarily use the General Drive Entry feel just as welcome as those residents and guests who enter via Ryder Cup Boulevard. By improving the existing signage and landscaping towards the end of the project, we aim to eliminate any sense of this entrance being a secondary or service entry. We appreciate the understanding and patience of our residents as we work to complete this project. We do not anticipate any full closure of the General Drive entry during construction, but if that does become necessary, we will communicate that information to our homeowners as early as possible. Tom Sedita Retires from Championship Board 
Mr. Tom Sedita, who served as President of Eagleton Pointe for 13 years and later on the Championship POA Board, has moved from our community and has retired from the Championship POA Board of Directors. Tom has been a resident of PGA National for nearly 40 years, having lived in Windermere, Eagleton Estates, Diamond Head, and Augusta Pointe. In addition to his role at Eagleton Pointe, he has served on the PGA POA Board of Directors, the PGA Members Club, and for the past seven years, on our Championship Board. His long-standing service and numerous contributions to PGA National have been deeply appreciated and will be greatly missed. We wish Tom the very best in his new home. For those who are his personal friends, please know that he remains nearby, and his email and phone number remain unchanged. Feel free to reach out to him! Mary Mottle Appointed to the Championship POA Board of Directors At the August Board of Directors meeting, Mary and her husband Joe, both New York City Police Department (NYPD) retirees, have been long-time residents of Augusta Pointe. She holds a Master's Degree in Criminal Justice and in her role as a NYPD Detective she was the Assistant to the Deputy Police Commissioner. Mary is a licensed real estate broker, a volunteer with the Big Dog Ranch, and an adjunct professor in Criminal Justice at Palm Beach State College. Her extensive experience and dedication make her exceptionally well-suited to serve on the Championship POA Board of Directors. . In recommending Mary, President Murphy emphasized his commitment to having representation on the Champ Board from each HOA in Eagleton. Along with Paul Slepakoff, Mary will represent the Eagleton Pointe HOA. The board expressed confidence in Ms. Mottle's ability to contribute positively to the community. With a motion from Ms. Rosen, seconded by Dr. Ahr, Mary was unanimously elected to fill the unexpired term of Mr. Tom Sedita. The Board welcomes Mary's contributions as they work together on future initiatives. National Suicide Prevention Month
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President Tom Murphy recommended Ms. Mary Mottle to fill the open seat on the Championship Board following the retirement of Tom Sedita.