Great progress on community projects, thanks for your patience! Over the last few months, your Association has been busy with several improvement projects aimed at making our neighborhood look better, staying safe, and functioning well for years to come. We’re excited to share some positive updates! Pool renovation – ahead of schedule! The pool renovation…
Welcome Back, Tanner! Don’t do a double take next time you think you’re seeing former Compliance Manager Tanner Mews riding a golf cart, walking around the community, or sitting in the office. It really is him! Tanner is back after a seven-month hiatus and stepping into a new role as Assistant Community Manager and Operations…
By Eve, Compliance Specialist This past winter threw us a few curveballs, and even the best-kept yards felt the strain: brown landscaping, damaged plants, and extra-overgrown areas became more common than usual. But now that spring has fully sprung, it’s the perfect time to give our properties a little love and fresh energy. This isn’t…
Play Ball! A Friendly Reminder About North Shore Softball Field’s Rules With the warmer weather finally here, it’s great to see our community enjoying the softball field at North Shore at Lake Hart. To keep things safe, fair, and fun for everyone, we need your help following a few important rules. For Residents and Their…
Duke Energy and the Orange County Government have concluded their infrastructure projects in our neighborhood. Hurray! Duke Energy’s objective was to add capacity to its electrical infrastructure to support the new AdventHealth hospital on Narcoosee Road. Its project involved boring conduit and pulling cable to service the 10-story, $423 million hospital slated to open late…
You might not know it, but our HOA goes through an annual audit of its financial statements. Every single year. Like clockwork. Why, you ask? Great question! Reason #1: Florida law says so. Florida Statute Chapter 720 (which sets the rules for HOAs across the state) requires it. Since our neighborhood has more than 1,000 homes,…
Proper Installation of Concealment Screens To maintain a consistent and attractive appearance throughout our Florida community, concealment screens are required for all exterior mechanical and utility equipment. Please ensure the following items are not visible from the street: air conditioning units, pool and water equipment, water softeners, trash containers, and any other exterior mechanical devices.…