FCC Coronavirus Response

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At the Cabana, we have not required our team to wear masks due to the

extreme heat we are experiencing. You have seen many of them wearing them

and some have chosen not to. While we are experiencing this spike in cases,

the Board and Management feel it would be prudent to adjust this

precautionary measure and make it mandatory. Moving forward, when at your

table or delivering food, staff will wear masks. We will continue to review all

policies and procedures as the virus progresses and determine whether mask

usage makes sense in any other areas.

Tomorrow, the Cabana trees will be trimmed starting early in the morning. For

your safety, no lap swimming or pool usage will be permitted before 11am.

Please be cautious in that area until all equipment is removed.

The risk of infection increases each and every day as you venture out into the

community and those around you do the same. While many are experiencing

"Coronavirus fatigue" where they become tired of all of the precautions and

begin to lessen their commitment to slowing the spread, we ask you to double

down. Please continue to wash your hands, stay home if you are experiencing

any symptoms at all, and wear your masks when out in public when social

distancing is not possible. Our commitment to the community now will have

lasting effects.

In closing, I am reminded every day about how special this community truly is.

We recently learned that Marv Garrett passed away after a long battle with

Parkinson's disease. Mr. Garrett was one of the biggest Fiddlesticks

supporters in the history of the club. He worked so hard for the betterment of

our community through the rental program. Many of you probably remember

him showing up with a pie to welcome you in the gates or twisting your arm to