Invoices will be coming directly from Vesta, through your resident portal. The assessment amount will be $300.00, the same as the previous year. The easiest way to pay your dues is online through your resident portal, however you can submit checks DIRECTLY TO VESTA following their instructions. Payments should NOT be sent directly to the Association PO Box or placed in the drop box. They can only be remitted directly to Vesta either electronically or mailed to the payment address they have provided. There are very specific requirements for submitting checks, including placing your personal Vesta Account number and the management Company ID number in the memo line. Please make sure any physical checks submitted have all the necessary information in order for your payment to be processed. If you have multiple properties, you must remit payment individually for each property, and payments cannot be combined. Incorrectly submitted checks may result in late fees. Payment will be due on or before January 1st, if you have any questions regarding your invoice or payment methods, please contact Vesta directly. 

From the Vesta Portal: 

 

 

 

Board Member/President:  Rachel Hughes

Board Member/Vice President: Steven Schifano

Board Member/Treasurer: Valerie Parkin

 

Secretary: Sean Hughes

Registrar: John Keat

 

 

Polk County Fire Rescue reminds you that having highly visible house numbers can help emergency responders save valuable seconds when locating a possible emergency.  This can mean a difference between life and death if they cannot provide possible life saving measures in time.

 

Please find below 6 guidelines to follow when you examine your property to see if your number is visible and your address is easy to locate.

 

Number 1 - According to Polk County E9-1-1 Addressing Ordinance 04/89, home address numbers should be clearly visible and at least 3 inches in height to be seen clearly from the street or roadway while traveling in either direction at the posted speed.

Number 2 - Numbers should be made of weather resistant materials and placed on a contrasting background, if possible a reflective coating on the number is recommended for easy visibility at night.

Number 3 - Numbers should be Arabic numbers e.g: 3, not Three or III.

Number 4 - Repair or replace aging address placards, especially on mailboxes that are a distance from the front of the residence.

Number 5 - Prune back bushes, tree limbs and any growth obstructing the house numbers.

Number 6 - Finally, address numbers should be displayed by permanently attaching them to the building front and Mailbox, and be visible from the roadway.

 

These notices have been sent to notify our Association that a land use application has been submitted for the property located within one mile of our neighborhood.  This notice was mailed to us pursuant to our neighborhood registration pursuant to the Neighborhood Bill of Rights adopted by the Board of County Commissioners.