I was not able to attend the meeting on 01/19/2010 but my wife attended. Here are her comments.

The purpose of the meeting was to solicit further resident feedback and involvement. The focus of the meeting was three fold. 1) Exclusivity, 2) Compatibility with the neighbors, and 3) Uses and facilities. There were no final decisions made and there will be another meeting in the future. There were roughly 25 residents in attendance and that was an increase over the previous meeting. The meeting was scheduled to last two hours but it went three.

Kennecott was conducting the meeting and started off explaining proposed signing of the lake and of Eastlake Beach. The signs would explain that the lake and beach are for Daybreak residents and invited guests and there is a code of conduct that must be adhered to. They see the lake as being more open public but Eastlake Beach is intended as a Daybreak neighborhood park. I’ll post the entire list later if there is interest. Here is the short list.

- No portable BBQ grills, tents or awnings
- No glass containers
- Pets must be leashed at all times
- NO pets in the Eastlake Beach area

Phone numbers will be provided on the signs and Daybreak residents are expected to phone in violations or problems that they witness. Kennecott would like the residents to be more involved.

Kennecott proposed intent to build restrooms at both Eastlake Beach and North Shore Beach in 2010. Not all residents in attendance were happy with the locations picket for the restrooms. If they have to move the location it will delay construction because sewage lines and electric lines have already been laid.

Parking was discussed. The streets belong to South Jordan so all requested changes must go through South Jordan for approval. It is proposed that there will be no parking on the east side of the street near Eastlake Beach.

Eastlake Beach is intended as an area for residents. North Shore Beach is intended as part of the corporate center to go into that area. There won’t be a playground area there but it is acceptable for residents to use when company activities are not planned. There will be a Westlake Beach and playground/park. Westlake beach is there but the rest is yet to come. Westlake Beach will have parking available and is intended as a public area/city park where non Daybreak residents are welcome.