Owners and Guests:
Please be advised that this website provides the most recent update on conditions at Atlantic Terrace (AT). The reviews presently found on the RCI site from individuals are from 2008, 2009 and 2010 and are out-of-date.
The resort presently has all new sliding glass doors installed in every unit. The new doors have helped to keep water out during the severe rains this year. King mattresses have been replaced in all master bedrooms. New couches and sleeper sofas have replaced the older furniture. The front entry has new tile and the building has had new exterior doors installed. New landscaping has been completed around three (3) sides of the building. The parking garage has a new access door for auto entry. Outside bathrooms, in the pool area, have had new tile and new fixtures installed. During maintenance weeks, room interiors will be touched up/ repainted as needed. New flat screen televisions are replacing the older TV’s, as needed. A new generator has been installed, which is computer operated. All stairwell doors have been stripped, primed and painted.
Construction activity continues at AT with concrete repairs on the balconies and new railings being installed. The workers are doing their best to keep inconveniences to a minimum for owners/guests staying in the building. It is hoped that construction will continue on schedule. The pool has remained open throughout this time while the weather has been warm. When the weather gets cooler, the remaining exterior work is expected to be completed on the A and B units.
This major reconstruction project at Atlantic Terrace was approved by the AT Board in October, 2010. The Board and the Management Company (Atlantic Shores Mgmt.) will continue to work for our owners and guests in striving to make Atlantic Terrace your #1 resort destination.
Submitted by: Larry Longman
Communications Committee
All of the balcony doors in the A and B units have been replaced. There is still some outside finish work to be accomplished on these units. This will be done during the exterior waterproofing and painting phase
The new replacement balcony doors for the C units have been delivered on site. Preliminary work in sounding out any structural damage has been completed on all of the C units. Staging is now completed and installation work has begun. We apologize for any inconvenience this work and its accompanying noise may cause.
GOOD NEWS! Daytona Beach has recently experienced what the Weather Channel calls extreme severe weather. The rain and wind were near torrential. NOT A SINGLE ONE OF THE NEW DOORS IN THE A AND B UNITS LEAKED !!
*** CONSTRUCTION UPDATE REPORT ***
FEBRUARY 7, 2011
As many of you know, the garage gate was severely damaged when someone ran their vehicle into it. The gate could not be repaired. We were advised by the insurance company that we were not to attempt to replace it before a settlement was made or they would not pay for it. Once the settlement was made , a new gate and operating mechanism were ordered. The new gate has now been installed and is in full operation
The emergency power generator failed. When the building was originally constructed some 22 years ago, the contractor apparently installed a used generator. Replacement parts are no longer available. A new generator was ordered and finally shipped from California. There was a need to transfer the generator to another truck when it reached Atlanta. During the transfer, the generator was dropped and damaged forcing us to have another new generator manufactured. This was done. The generator was successfully shipped, and is now installed and operational.
Replacement of the sliding balcony doors has begun. The new and improved door assemblies have been installed in the following units.
1A, 1B, 2A, 3A, 3B, 4B,
6A, 6B, 7A, 7B, 8A, 8B
Currently under way
4A, 2B
The remaining A and B units will be completed over the next several weeks as weather and occupancy permits. Unfortunately, this has not been a simple remove and replace process. Due to unforeseen ocean front weathering damage to the surrounding entrance structures and uncompleted work by previous contractors, several entrances required two to three days to complete instead of one. The professional engineer that we engaged to oversee the entire project is making weekly inspections to ensure that all work progresses according to spec and code.
In conjunction with the door replacements there are some minor interior repairs required. These are being accomplished by our staff as time and occupancy permits.
Painting of the units is also underway. Painting in the following units has been completed
1A, 1B, 2A, 2B, 3B, 4B, 6A
7A, 7B, 7C, 8C
As with all other work, painting will be completed as time and occupancy permits.
Some new sofas and love seats have been received and are in place on the 5th, 6th, 7th, and 8th floors. The remaining furniture should arrive toward the end of February. Delivery has been delayed by the many snow storms to hit North Carolina where the furniture is manufactured.
Kim and her staff have created a pleasant beach scene between the pool/beach access door and the pool itself. New post lamps have been installed along the path.