Annual Report From The Board of Directors

Renaissance On The Ocean

2023 Annual Report From

The Board of Directors

John D'Angelo, Board President

George Cann, Vice President

Joseph Quagliata, Treasurer

Frank Yanover, Secretary

Jack Sternlieb, Director

As we welcome 2024, the Board is recapping a vast array of projects that have been accomplished at Renaissance On The Ocean in the year 2023:

Sovent Plumbing Project N & S Towers
North Tower Fire Panel Replaced
South Tower Fire Sprinkler Pipes Repainted
Fire Pump Replaced
Fire Sprinkler Lines Repaired & Replaced
CPR/AED Demonstration & Class Held By CodeBlue
Saline Water Conversion For The E & W Pools and Spa
Pool Deck Back Stops Replaced
West Pool Leaks Repaired
Re-grouted The Perimeter Tiles In The E & W Pools
Pool Electric Panel Replaced
Painted South Tower Mechanical Room Pipes
South Tower Domestic Water Pipes Repainted
Repaired Pipe Anchors In The N & S Tower Garage
3rd Floor Garage Pipes Repaired
Tennis Courts Sprinkler Pipes Repaired
Tennis Courts Grates Replaced
Tennis Courts Restripped
Implemented Pickleball At ROTO
Front Entrance Sign & Fountain Repaired & Resurfaced
Flag Fountain Repaired & Resurfaced
Annual Landscaping & Tree Trimming
Beach Path Repaired & Resurfaced
Storm/Flood Damages Repaired
Storm Drains Cleaned-Out
Storm-Damaged EV Charging Station Replaced
Building Security Keys Replaced Throughout ROTO
North Tower Ramp Railings Repaired
Electrical Room Cleaned & Painted
Stairwell Vent Covers Replaced
North Park Amber Lights Replaced
Pressure Cleaning Throughout The Property
Driveway Edgings Repainted
N & S Tower Garage Exhaust Fans Installed
Gatehouse Pavers Repaired
Irrigation Repaired
South Tower Lower Level Gate Replaced
Trash Chutes Repaired In the N & S Towers
Garage Door Vision Kits Installed In The N & S Towers

2024 will be another busy year at ROTO with many infrastructure projects in the works:

CO/NO2 Control System Installations & Connections
Smoke Evac/Exhaust Fans Test & Balance In The N & S Towers
Roof Replacement North Tower (Pre-construction Mobilization The Week Of 01/22/24)
Roof Replacement South Tower
Bi-Directional Amplification System Per Florida Statue 633.202 Florida Fire Prevention Code
Installation Of Access Control Fob System
Milestone Structural Engineering Inspection

Completed ROTO Projects ✓

Sovent Plumbing Project North & South Towers

✓ Completed.

North Tower Fire Panel Replaced

✓ Completed.

South Tower Fire Sprinkler Pipes Repainted

✓ Completed.

Fire Pump Replaced

✓ Completed.

Fire Sprinkler Lines Repaired & Replaced

✓ Completed.

CPR/AED Demonstration & Class Held By CodeBlue

✓ Completed.

Saline Water Conversion For The East & West Pools & Spa

✓ Completed.

Pool Deck Back Stops Replaced

✓ Completed.

West Pool Leaks Repaired

✓ Completed.

Re-grouted The Perimeter Tiles In The East & West Pools

✓ Completed.

Pool Electric Panel Replaced

✓ Completed

Painted South Tower Mechanical Room Pipes

✓ Completed.

South Tower Domestic Water Pipes Repainted

✓ Completed.

Repaired Pipe Anchors In The North & South Towers Garage

✓ Completed.

3rd Floor Garage Pipes Repaired

✓ Completed.

Tennis Courts SrinklerPipes Repaired

✓ Completed.

Tennis Courts Grates Replaced

✓ Completed.

Tennis Courts Restriped

✓ Completed.

Implemented Pickleball At ROTO

✓ Completed.

Front Entrance Sign & Fountain Repaired & Resurfaced

✓ Completed.

Flag Fountain Repaired & Resurfaced

✓ Completed.

Annual Landscaping & Tree Trimming

✓ Completed.

Beach Path Repaired & Resurfaced

✓ Completed.

South Florida Experiences Once in 1,000 Year Flood On April 12th, 2023

The city’s main hospital was knocked offline for all but emergency procedures. Floodwaters shorted out the electrical equipment and generators at City Hall. And for two days straight, Fort Lauderdale International Airport, one of the nation’s busiest airports was closed, stranding tens of thousands of travelers.

More than a third of the normal annual rainfall in Fort Lauderdale poured down in torrents over 12 hours, triggering what meteorologists called a 1-in-1,000-year flood. Several areas received 20 to 25 inches of rain, including 25.91 inches at the airport, according to the National Weather Service’s Miami office. Even Florida’s frequent brushes with tropical storms and hurricanes have never produced as much rain. Fort Lauderdale’s previous record rainfall for a single day was 14.59 inches, set April 25, 1979; the city averages 3.02 inches of rain during the entire month of April.

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ROTO Storm Damages Repaired

✓ Completed.