C and B Scene: September 2017

Wednesday, September 13, 2017

Irma's Impact on Pawleys Plantation: 9 '17

Irma's impact on Pawleys Plantation was minimal. No residential structural damage, minimal horticultural damage, and light facilities damage.

Eighteenth Fairway: no change all three days

I (CC) took photos documenting the condition of portions of Pawleys Plantation early on Monday morning, Sept 10th before Irma could be felt, and again on Tuesday morning September 12th right after she had passed; then the third set on September 13th (Wednesday morning) after the cleanup crews had gone through. They say a photo is worth a thousand words so, here are the pictures.

Clubhouse pool fence is blown down: Sept 12

Seventeenth Fairway, Sept. 10

Seventeenth Fairway: Sept 12 am

Seventeenth Fairway, and Hunt House: Sept 12 am

Minor Damage to Hunt House Chairs: Sept 12 am

Seventeenth Fairway: 13 am

Thirteenth Fairway Causeway: Sept 10 am

Thirteenth Fairway Causeway.. lots debris, no damage: Sept. 12

Thirteenth Fairway Causeway.. back to normal: Sept. 13th am

Twelfth Fairway, Sept. 10

Twelfth Fairway, Sept. 12

Twelfth Fairway, Sept, 13

The worst structural damage was to the dyke which holds back the PI tidal creek. It was entirely washed loose of its moorings and deposited on the cart path at the eastern end of the twelfth fairway.

Dyke damage at edge of 17th blue tee: Sept. 12 am

Twelfth Fairway cart path blocked by broken dyke: Sept 12

12th Fairway cart path was cleared of debris: Sept. 13 am

The broken pieces of the dyke were moved to the edge of the creek,
all other debris removed entirely.

Condition of MP Homes on Sept. 13, after cleanup: 9'17

Amazing Blades showed up about noon on Sept. 11th to begin horticultural clean up after Irma. By 4 o'clock in the afternoon, you would not know a tropical storm with 50 MPH winds had just swept through the day before. Here is what the east end homes on Masters Place Drive looked like at 8 am on Tues., Sept 12th.

Unit 108-3, 108-4 front

Unit 108-4 side

Unit 108-4 rear

Units 108-2, 108-3 front

Units 108-3, 108-2 rear

Unit 108-1 front

Unit 108-1 rear

Building 113 front

Unit 113-3, 113-4 rear

Unit 141-1, 141-2 front

Unit 141-1, 141-2, 141-3 rear

Unit 141-2, 141-3 front

Unit 141-2,141-3 rear

Unit 141-4, Unit 141-5 front

Unit 141 3, 141-4, 141-5 rear

Unit 141-6 rear/east side

Irma's Impact on the Master's Place Drive negligible :9'17

Irma's impact on Master's Place was negligible. There was no residential structural damage, no horticultural damage, and only light debris clean up after the storm.

Master's Place Entrance: No Change All Three Days

West end entrance to Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept 13 after clean up

No Damage to Heritage Oaks: Sept.13

Never-the-less, people worry about the condition of their neighborhood when they are not there to see what is going on. I (CC) took photos documenting the condition of portions of Master's Place early on Monday morning, Sept 10th, before Irma could be felt, and again on Tuesday morning September 11th right after she had passed; then the third set on September 12th (Wednesday morning) after the Amazing Blades cleanup crews had gone through. They say a photo is worth a thousand words so, here are the pictures.

End of Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept 10

Looking South East on Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept 10

Looking South East on Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept. 12 am

Looking West on Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept. 10 am

Looking West on Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept. 12 am

Looking West on Twelve Oaks Drive: Sept. 13 am

Tuesday, September 12, 2017

Condition of MP Homes on Sept. 12 after Irma passed :9'17

There was no perceptible damage to any of the homes on the east end of Master's Place after Irma's passing. The following photos were taken about 8 am on Sept. 12th and show only minimal tree litter and no sign of wind or water damage from the storm.