Message from the Board

11/21/2025

MONTHLY MAINTENANCE FOR 2026

Maintenance has increased by $8.00 per Lot.

Monthly Rate:

Single Lots will be $163.00

1 ½ Lots will be $244.50

Double Lots will be $326.00

2 ½ Lots will be $407.50

Yearly, per lot will be $1,956.00

11/14/2025

STOP! at the stop signs. They are there for a reason. Watch for walkers, bikers and golf carts. Obey the speed limit! The life you save might be your own!

10/29/2025

The POOL is OPEN!

The new pavers must be preserved, and they cannot be sealed until March 2026. Therefore, please take nothing but WATER into the pool area. And please apply your sprays and lotions outside the pool fence.

Let’s all do our part to keep the pool looking as beautiful as it is today for years to come!

Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

9/26/2025

WELCOME BACK:  To all our Northern residents from the US and Canada.  We are happy to have you back!  We look forward to greeting old friends and making new ones.  Enjoy the season.  Your Ranch Mobile Board of Governors

8/4/2025

Update on the Branch Creek Clean-up from the City of Largo

Dear Ranch Mobile Home Park Residents and Board Members,

I hope this message finds you well.

I’d like to provide a summary of the recent coordination and maintenance activities related to the drainage ditch along 150th Avenue in Largo, Florida.

Meeting Summary:

  • FDOT (Florida Department of Transportation):
    FDOT attended the site visit and confirmed that their section of the ditch remains within acceptable maintenance tolerances and is functioning as intended. Benjamin Smith of FDOT will provide a follow-up email with details regarding their herbicide spraying schedule and continued maintenance plans.
    FDOT’s contractor, Webber, has been tasked with providing a timeline for herbicide treatment and larger vegetation removal as part of their routine schedule. It was clarified that FDOT is not currently planning a full dredging or vegetation removal project, as existing conditions do not warrant it. FDOT and Webber will continue to monitor and respond to any blockages as needed.
  • City of Largo:
    Andre Frazier, Stormwater Supervisor for Open Conveyance Maintenance, attended the meeting and shared details about the City’s maintenance responsibilities and schedule. The city will continue to manage their portion of the ditch through routine inspections and vegetation control as necessary. In addition to standard maintenance, the City has also contracted aquatic spraying services to further manage vegetation and ensure proper flow within this section of the drainage system. 
  • Pinellas County:
    I provided an overview of the County’s maintenance activities, which include slope mowing, aquatic spraying, and hand cleaning on a recurring 4–6-week cycle. I am in the process of confirming the exact schedule and will email that information to all attendees once finalized. Additionally, I’ve reached out to the hand cleaning crew to address some trash observed in the ditch during our visit.

Closing Remarks:

All parties involved have agreed that the ditch is currently functioning as intended and that scheduled maintenance is being carried out appropriately. Agencies will continue to monitor and maintain their respective areas and coordinate as needed moving forward.

If any concerns arise regarding flow or obstruction in the ditch, please do not hesitate to report them so they can be addressed promptly.

 Andre Frazier  Stormwater Supervisor Public Works/Streets and Stormwater | City of Largo (727) 587-6740 x4304 | Afrazier@largo.com | Largo.com  

 Disclaimer: According to Florida Public Records Law, email correspondence to and from the City of Largo, including email addresses and other personal information, is public record and must be made available to public and media upon request, unless otherwise exempt by the Public Records Law.

UPDATE: 7/21/2025

07/17/2025

PLEASE NOTE NEW DATE!

THURSDAY, July 24, 2025

Water Main Valves are being worked on

Be prepared for intermittent water shut offs throughout the day

07/11/2025 UPDATE ON LAKE RD CLOSURE

The intersection of Lake Rd. and 142nd Ave. is now open.

07/08/2025, 3:35 PM WATER IS BACK ON!

07/08/2025

URGENT. Working on the water mains. Water shut off for possibly the next 4 hours, 6PM. Hopefully sooner.

07/03/2025

The intersection of Lake Rd. and 142nd Ave. will be closed from Tuesday, July 8, 2025, until Tuesday, July 15, 2025, for Pinellas County water main repair. You must use Heron Rd. or 150th Ave N. to exit the park at that time.

6/25/2025

FOR YOUR SAFETY:  A Largo Police Officer met with the Board.  Because we are so empty in the summer, please be aware of your surroundings. 

If you see something or someone suspicious, please call the police immediately!  Only you can explain what you saw to the police.  Do not wait, do not call a board member, do not call the office.  Call the police. 

If you have something suspicious on your cameras, send the video clip to the office (rranchmobile1@brighthouse.com) and they will forward it to the police.

5/19/2025

RESIDENT EMAILS

The Board has requested that we verify and collect emails from all residents.  Please send an email to rranchmobile1@brighthouse.com so the office and verify and add your email to our files.  Thank you!  And a huge thank you to those who have already responded!

5/5/2025

OPEN BOARD SPEAKER, BRIAN McCLURE:  Gave us some websites for flooding .  If you didn’t catch all the information, here they are:

coast.noaa.gov/slr 

apps.nationalmap.gov/viewer 

floodmaps.pinellas.gov

4/4/2025 Update Water Shut Off

The water is back online!

4/2/2025 Update to Friday water shut off.

WATER SHUT OFF: 8:00 AM Friday, April 4, 2025, the water will be shut off on the odd side of Swan Rd. and the lake side of Teal until the work is complete. Be aware others may be affected as well.

02/07/2025

WALKING YOUR PETS:  Ranch Mobile Rules and Regulations, Part VII – Pets, Section 2. Control: states in part “All approved animals shall be on a leash no more than (6) six feet or appropriately constrained (such as a fence, vehicle, etc.) while in the pet section. Under no circumstances are animals to be walked outside of the pet section.  No trespassing of animals beyond three (3) feet off the pavement.”

01/17/2025

NON-PET SECTION DOGS & CATS:  All dogs & CATS in the non-pet section must be registered with the office as emotional support animals.  Please bring your doctor’s prescription and your pet’s rabies information to the office.  Thank you.

12/06/2024

BE AWARE OF YOUR SURROUNDINGS: Early last Wednesday morning (3-4 AM) there was some vandalism in the park. A number of mailboxes were damaged, there was apparently some banging on doors. Please call the police if you hear anything troubling especially during the nighttime hours. They can send someone to look around the area.

11/21/2024

MONTHLY MAINTENANCE FEE INCREASE:  Beginning January 1, 2025, the monthly maintenance fee is $155.00 per lot, $232.50 per 1.5 lots, $310.00 per 2 lots and $387.50 per 2.5 lots.  The ACH will change automatically.

10/31/2024

The Clubhouse will be closed for floor rebuffing Friday and Saturday (November 1 & 2, 2024). The library will be open on Sunday and normal activities will resume on Monday, November 4, 2024, after the chairs and tables have been moved back in.

10/28/2024 Update

The office phones and internet are back in service. Residents can contact the office either by phone or email.  Also, the office can again process any sales closings that may be needed.  But please keep in mind that the office is undergoing major renovation and, we currently have no roof or AC. 

10/19/2024 Update

Those of us who are currently in residence at Ranch Mobile know that the pictures posted do not begin to tell the story of the damage done by both Hurricane Helene and Milton.  The road to recovery will take time, but we will come back stronger just like the other communities around us. 

Please know that the maintenance staff, office staff, volunteer residents, our service providers and the Board are all working diligently to complete the repairs and clean-up required to restore park facilities.  Please remember to show kindness, patience and support to all who have been affected.  These are the qualities that make us a great community!

Here is an update on where the Park stands with repairs:

The good news!  The maintenance team and volunteers have worked diligently, and all clubhouses are open for use.

  1. Office – Currently, the office has no telephone or internet service.  We are waiting on Spectrum to determine the cause.  Either Faith or Nancy check emails at night on their personal home computers. We are in the process of drying out files that were damaged by water.  One computer that was damaged has been repaired.   The furniture is being removed and will need to be replaced.  We have contacted contractors to remove the AC on top of the roof and to disconnect the power so that roofers can come and remove the remaining damaged metal roof and tarp the office roof.  The roof will need replacing. We have met with two contractors so far and hope to have bids by next week.  The timeline for roof replacement is undetermined until we receive bids and award the contract.  The paneling will need to be removed as it is buckling from being wet and to avoid mold to growth.  The office was the park facility damaged the most.   We hope to be able to open the office by the end of next week on a limited-service basis.  The repairs will take much longer.  We will keep you posted as we progress.
    1. If someone is interested in buying or selling a home, they will need to contact the office through email for the time being:  rranchmobile1@brighthouse.com
    1. No home closings can occur until we have internet access restored.
    1. We ask that unless it is an emergency or a key issue, you do not go to the office to allow this work to move as quickly as possible.
  • Trash – Waste Pro is taking what they can, but please remember that the Monday and Thursday pick-up is for household trash.  The bulk pick-up is the last Saturday of the month, October 26.  Do not become upset if they do not take bulk items, construction debris or yard waste on a Monday or Thursday.  Truck space is limited, and the lines are very long at the landfills for disposal.  When it comes to bulk items, construction debris, or yard debris please keep the three categories separated.  Some additional reminders:
    • Carpeting, even area rugs, should be 3 to 4 foot in length, rolled and tied.
    • Glass or mirrors must be in a plastic bin, taped shut and marked as glass for the protection of the workers.
    • Construction debris must be removed by your contractor.  If you are doing the work yourself, the debris must be neatly organized so that it can be easily picked up.  Nails must be removed to avoid any injuries.  You are limited to the amount of construction debris allowed for bulk pick-up day.  Concrete, stones or bricks will not be taken. If you have a great deal, consider renting a dumpster. 
    • Yard waste such as tree branches must be no longer than 3 to 4 feet and be tied and bundled.
    • If you have aluminum or metal items, the scrappers are in the park, let them know if you want them to take anything.  We believe some residents have posted names and numbers on Facebook of people who do this service.
    • If you are in doubt, please look at the website for trash pick-up procedures.
  • Pool facilities – The pool must be drained, cleaned, and refilled.  The filters can then be checked for any possible damage.  Artistic Pool has been hired to complete this task.  We are optimistic that the pool facilities will be available in approximately a month.  We are on a long list of communities needing this service.
  • Palm Trees – Matthew’s will be in the park within the next week either removing or bracing damaged park palm trees.  Lawn mowing will be Tuesday, October 22.  They will mow lawns that they can access without debris.  They will also use the truck sweeper to clean the streets to remove as much of the washed-out materials as possible. 

Thank you for your patience and assistance as we continue to work toward restoring our park facilities.

Ranch Mobile Board of Governors

10/17/2024

Dear Residents of Ranch, 

Hopefully this note finds you all safe. 

After the recent damaging hurricane Milton we would encourage each of you to proactively assess any damages you may have incurred at your mobile home. 

Due to the flooding in the Park many homes with a ground floor shed,  room or addition will have had water intrusion with subsequent water damage. 

The board members will not be going around and inspecting your homes due to time constraints and the need to ensure that the Parks common property is properly addressed.  All Park buildings, the pool and the pool pump house have sustained damage from water intrusion that require cleaning or repair. 

If  a neighbor or friend has not already contacted you about the condition of your home please contact the person that you have asked to maintain your home in your absence to inspect your property inside and out so that they can inform you of any damages. With this knowledge you will be able to have any cleanup or repair processes started. 

It is your responsibility to maintain your home in good condition throughout the year and to be aware of its condition at all times. We also realize that this post Milton period is extraordinary and that repairs from hurricane damage may take time for many residents. 

Our thoughts are with all of our Ranch Mobile Friends and we will be back as strong as ever. 

Thanks,

Ranch Mobile Board of Governors

10/15/2024

We hope everyone is OK from Hurricanes Helene and Milton and that everyone was safe throughout the storm.

The office was flooded with minimum 12 inches of water. They currently have electricity. However they have NO internet, phones, roof or AC. Please be patient as they clean up and get back to normal. We will be posting here as progress is being made. Thank you!

10/7/2024

The Clubhouses are closed and all activities are cancelled starting on Tuesday, October 8, 2024 through Thursday, October 10, 2024. We anticipate resuming activities and opening the Clubhouses on Friday, October 11, 2024; however, reopening will be determined after we are able to assess any impacts as a result of Hurricane Milton.

The office is closed and will reopen when it is safe to do so.

The Board of Governors Operational Meeting is cancelled for Wednesday, October 9, 2024.

9/30/2024

Bulk pick up for September will be Saturday October 5, 2024, due to Hurricane Helene

9/27/2024

Due to cleanup from Hurricane Helene, our trash pick-up company is unable to provide bulk pick up this Saturday, 9/28/2024. It will be rescheduled to Monday, 9/30/2024. Sorry for any inconvenience.

9/24/2024

Preparing for the Storm

Tuesday, 9/24/2024:  We are preparing the clubhouse for the storm.

Wednesday, 9/25/2024:  If you have an activity in the clubhouse, please return everything to the way you found it.

Thursday, 9/26/2024:  The clubhouse is CLOSED to ALL Activities.  The office may be closed as well.

9/19/2024

The new ACH system is up and running. The September payment has been made as of today, September 19, 2024. Thank you for your patience. We will be back to the regular schedule in October, the 7th of the month or the next business day after.

9/13/2024

Here is a link to an interesting article from the City of Largo regarding our storm water issues.

https://www.largo.com/news_detail_T27_R1059.php

9/10/2024

The clubhouse will be closed October 31, & November 1 & 2., 2024, to refinish the floors.

9/6/2024

ATTENTION RANCHERS

Due to changes that Wells Fargo has made with their ACH procedures, we, Ranch Mobile, have to change the Wells Fargo account that the monthly ACH payments go into. This change is going to take a while to complete, therefore, your automatic maintenance payments will not be coming out on the 7th of September, it will be coming out at the earliest possible date once Wells Fargo completes their changes.

In NO WAY does this affect anything on your part. There are no changes required to any of your information or details.

We are sorry for this inconvenience. We hope that everything will be operating properly when it is time for the October payment.

9/5/2024

The clubhouse remains open. The refinishing of the clubhouse floors is being rescheduled to October/November. Watch here for additional updates.

8/27/2024

The floors of the clubhouse are being refinished on Friday, September 6, 2024. This means that the clubhouse will be closed to all activities from Thursday, September 5, 2024 through Saturday, September 7, 2024. Thank you for your cooperation.

8/22/2024

The clubhouse is closing at NOON today due to flood waters lapping at the doors.

8/12/2024 UPDATE

THE CLUBHOUSE IS NOW OPEN FOR ACTIVITIES.

8/7/2024 UPDATE

Due to damage from Hurricane Debby, the clubhouse remains closed until Sunday, August 10, 2024, 8:00 AM. Also, the office has some phone issues. It is in the process of being fixed, but in the meantime, if you can’t get through by phone, please email the office at: rranchmobile1@brighthouse.com

8\6\2024 UPDATE

Nancy and Faith finally made it into the office only to find flooded floors. The office currently does not have any telephone service but we are open. Please be patient.

8/5/2024: IMPORTANT MESSAGE FROM YOUR BOARD OF GOVERNORS: The clubhouse is closed to all residents and activities until at least Thursday morning (8/8/2024). The clubhouse is flooded so it will need to be dried out and cleaned. The clubhouse use will be re-evaluated on Wednesday (8/7/2024) for use readiness.

08/05/2024

Good morning! Hurricane Debby made a bit of a mess in our park! The north end of the park is flooded. Most intersections have high water, up to 17 inches or more in some spots. The clubhouse and shuffleboard areas are flooded and, therefore, closed. Please stay home and stay safe.

Due to the fact that neither Nancy or Faith own boats, the office is closed until we can get there!

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07/10/2024

MAINTENANCE: For the next several weeks, from 7 AM to 9 AM, you will be seeing the maintenance men moving about the park checking and cleaning out the in-ground water shut-offs. There is no cause for alarm and little noise should be generated by this project.

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06/26/2024

DOOR TO DOOR:  If you have someone knocking at your door uninvited soliciting for work, inform them there is no soliciting in the park, just say no, or, better yet, don’t even open the door.

BOARD DECISIONS:  If you are interested in any decisions made by your Board of Governors, please read the Minutes of the Board meetings.  Once the Board minutes are approved at the next following Board Meeting, they are posted at the clubhouse, Heron and Flamingo Hall, the office and our website:  http://www.ranchmobilepark.org

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5/15/2024

Beginning May 17, 2024, the Office is going to summer hours.

The office will be closing at 1 PM on Fridays through August 30, 2024.

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05/01/2024

The Ranch Mobile By-Laws and Rules & Regulations have been updated. Please visit the Rules & Regulations page for the new documents and a highlight sheet outlining the changes.

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12/04/2023

WATERING RESTRICTIONS:  Beginning December 1, 2023, Pinellas County has issued a Phase 1 watering restriction.  This means that you can only water once per day, once per week, on Thursdays.  Watering is not permitted between the hours of 10 AM and 4 PM.

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08/16/2023

Ranch Mobile Park Pool

Dear Resident,

We want to make you aware of some changes that we are making to ensure that our pool continues to be maintained at the highest levels. As we work through the best way to maintain our pool, we have hired Artistic Pools to service our pool 3 days a week.

Artistic Pools will service our pool on Mondays from 10AM to noon, Tuesdays from 8 to 9AM, and Thursdays from 8 to 9AM. The pool will not be closed at these times unless Artistic Pools asks residents to vacate due to vacuuming or chemical treatments. Artistic Pools will maintain the chemical balance of the pool water, the cleanliness of the pool itself, and the functioning of the equipment on these days.

On the other 4 days, Sunday, Wednesday, Friday and Saturday, our maintenance team will continue to maintain the pool as we have in the past. The pool will be closed from 7AM until completion of the pool area maintenance procedures.

We will assess the effectiveness of this partnership with Artistic Pools as we go forward to reflect our future needs.

Thank you,

Your Board of Governors

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08/02/2023

COMPLAINTS:  If you have a complaint that you would like addressed by the Board, please put it in writing, sign it, and deliver it to the office.  The Board will then make you aware of the outcome and any necessary resolution.

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07/03/2023

SEWER ISSUES: There was a clog in the sewer line on Heron Rd. this weekend. PLEASE DO NOT put fat, grease or ANY paper products in the sewer! This causes headaches for the affected residents and costs the park money!

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05/22/2023

SUSPECIOUS ACTIVITY:  Most of our northerners have left for the summer.  The Ranch is empty.  Now is the time all the criminals come out from under their rocks.  Be on the lookout!  If you see anything suspicious, PLEASE CALL THE POLICE!  You can call the Largo Police non-emergency line (727-587-6730) or 911 in the case of an emergency.

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04/05/2023

Resident Electrical Issue Procedures

If a resident is experiencing electrical issues such as no power, partial power, or lights flickering the following steps should be taken:

  1. Check with a neighbor who is NOT on your electrical pedestal to see if they are experiencing a power issue.
  2. Check with a neighbor who is on the same electrical pedestal as you to see if they are experiencing a power issue.
  3. Call Duke Energy to have them check the power coming into your electrical pedestal if it is only you or those on your pedestal with issues or to report an area outage if neighbors not on your pedestal also have a power outage.
  4. If the power to the pedestal is good, then a call should be made to an electrician.  Ranch Mobile recommends that you call Weather Chek Electric, Inc.  at 727-943-0886.  They are the park’s service provider for the electrical pedestals and they offer 24-hour service.  If you call Weather Chek, and if they find that the problem is with the electrical pedestal, they will let the Board know and make any repairs or replacements needed at the Park’s expense, including the service call charge.  If it is not the pedestal, but a resident issue with the pedestal breaker to the house, then Weather Check will let the resident know this.  If the issue is with the electrical system that is the resident’s responsibility, Weather Check will charge the resident for the service call and the resident can choose to have them also complete the repair or the resident can call another electrician at their expense.
  5. If the resident chooses to first call an electrician, other than Weather Chek, the resident will be responsible for 100% of the service call expense and any repairs associated with the service call.

**If you happen to have the Duke Energy insurance, ask that Weather Chek Electric, Inc be the provider sent to service your electrical issue.

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03/06/2023

Please note that there is a Non-lessee requirement update:  All non-lessees 18 or older must provide a copy of their State ID or Driver’s License. 

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03/02/2023

Thou shalt not park on lawns, landscaped areas, or any other areas around your home. Common roadway parking is allowed during the day and prohibited overnight. So sayeth Part IV, Section 11(a) of the Ranch Mobile, Inc. Rules and Regulations. This rule pertains to ALL Non-Recreational vehicles (autos, golf carts, bikes, etc.)

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12/14/2022

Residents who are experiencing sewer issues when flushing the toilet or have a back-up coming in through the floor drains should first call the office and if the office is closed for the day, call a Board member to have the park investigate first if it is a resident issue or a park main sewer line issue.

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11/22/2022

Great information from the Largo Police Department. Please read:

October 2022 Speaker – Officer Bowling regarding Ranch Mobile’s Break-ins and calls to the Largo police.

Prevention Measures:

  • Neighbors – Get to know your neighbors and let them know when you will be gone so that they are aware and can call if they see something that looks unusual.
  • Outside lighting – Have good lighting.  LED lights give better directional lighting and is very inexpensive to have on even for extended periods of time.  Focus lighting toward doors, windows, sheds and patios.  You do not need an electrician to wire up a security light.  They now have LED security lights that are run by solar power with motion detections capabilities for about $35.
  • Deadbolts – If you have a window in the door, consider double tumbler so the window cannot be broken out to allow the deadbolt to be unlocked.  If you use a double tumbler, be sure to keep a key in the inside lock while you are home in case of a fire.  Remove the key when you will be away from home.  Change the striker plate screws to be 3 inch aluminum so it goes further into the wood frame so the door cannot be kicked in.
  • Slider doors – Use any of these methods to lock out the door:  Broomstick in bottom frame, commercial door locks or a hole that you can place a pin (long nail) through to lock the two panels together.
  • Jalousie doors or windows – Replace them with solid doors or slider/double hung windows with locks.  Jalousie windows or doors are the easiest to break into because they only need to pry up the glass panel.
  • Don’t advertise you are gone to those passing through your park.  No ropes across your driveway.  Do not tie up your mailbox or put a note in it reminding mailperson not to deliver to your home. 
  • Ask your neighbors or friends to park in your driveway once in a while to make it look like someone is living there.
  • Start an evening routine – Pick a time after you know you will not be going out such as 9:00 P.M. to do a double check:
  • if the shed and car doors are locked.  Actually pull the handles or turn the door knob.
  • if the security lights are working properly and lighting the area that should be lit.
  • go back inside and lock all exterior doors.
  • if you don’t have a motion detecting security light, turn on outside lights and leave on all night.  Use an LED bulb in your outside lights to have a brighter light and the cost to leave on will be minor.
  • Car security – If you have a Kia or Hyundai where the key does not have a chip get something to lock out the steering wheel.  These vehicles are currently being targeted by thieves.  Never leave the following in your car:  guns, keys to the car or home, valuables, purses, wallets, or personal information.  I recommend disengaging the automatic trunk lid pop so thieves cannot easily access the trunk if they break into the vehicle.

Finally, the police are willing to come out to your home to give you a security audit and give you advice on how to better secure your home.  Call the non-emergency number (727-587-6730) and ask for Officer Bowling.

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5/20/2022

NEW DOORBELL at the office:  For safety reasons, there may be times during normal business hours (9 – 4, M – F) that the door is locked.  Please ring the doorbell and wait.  It may take us a minute or two to answer the door if we are busy with something else.

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3/24/2022

As you are aware, on March 11, 2022 there was a major blockage in our sewer mains in the pet section. Please, DO NOT put incontinence products of any kind, feminine hygiene products, wipes of any kind, grease and paper towels down drains or toilets.

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01/24/2022

WASTE PRO

We have a new trash pick-up company Waste Pro and a new bulk pick-up day, the last Saturday of the month, 1/29/2022 for January.

ACCEPTED ITEMS (for safety, please remove or secure any doors so they cannot be opened):

  • Furniture
  • Bedsprings
  • Mattresses
  • Rugs
  • Large Toys
  • Televisions
  • Computers
  • Yard Waste (3bundles of brush or branches no longer than 4 ft in length securely tied and weighing under 50 lbs.)
  • Glass (50 lb. maximum, broken down, place in a closeable hard plastic box)
  • Nonmetal sinks, tubs and toilets
  • Small amount of remodeling debris (piles less than 4’x4’x8’ in size)
  • Metal washers, dryers, refrigerators, air conditioners, dishwashers, sinks, stoves, and freezers
  • Iron furniture
  • Lawn mowers (all oil and gas needs to be removed prior to collection)
  • Doors and cabinets
  • Bikes
  • Disassembled swing sets
  • All oil, gas and liquids in general should be removed from items prior to collection

UNACCEPTABLE ITEMS:

  • Construction and demolition Debris
  • Concrete
  • Wood (from buildings)
  • Asphalt (from roads and roofing shingles)
  • Gypsum (the main component of drywall)
  • Metals (tires, tire rims, rebar)
  • Bricks
  • Glass (sliding glass doors)
  • Trees, stumps, earth, and rock from clearing sites
  • Contractor debris will not be collected

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11/19/2021

Feeding the Ducks | Etsy

Please do not feed the animals, especially around the lake!

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9/27/2021

As a gentle reminder to returning residents, please make sure that maintenance, such as weeding, bush/tree trimming (excluding park trees), and power washing of homes/driveways, on the leaseholder property is completed as soon as possible upon your return to the park.  

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4/14/2021

GENTLE REMINDER – Please remember to inform the office if a resident passes away.  We like to lower the flag to half staff to honor them and provide notices.  The office may also have to deal with legal issues.  Thank you for your understanding and cooperation.

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