Hillsborough County and HCSO have resources to help residents deal with issues that are not covered by your HOA and property management team. Some examples include civil nuisances (such as noise or inadequate pet maintenance), criminal matters, trespassing, traffic matters, parking of vehicles on county-owned roads, etc., which must be addressed with the appropriate county agencies. Click here to learn more about these helpful resources.

Landscape re-design and upgrades will begin at both community entrances at the end of August.  You will see existing landscape material being removed and electrical work (including new lighting and wiring) occurring.  Once that work is completed, the entry monuments will be cleaned and painted, and then new landscaping will be installed.  All work at the community entrances should be done by the end of September for homeowners to enjoy.

1. Lawn/landscape: Now that warmer, wet weather has arrived, weeds will become more prevalent in your lawn and landscape areas and should be promptly removed. If your lawn has weedy patches, you can either resod larger areas of your lawn, place sod plugs in smaller areas, or expand landscape designs to cover these bare/sparse areas.
2. Home exterior: Protect your home from wind-driven rain and sun damage to your paint by repainting the exterior of your home every 5-7 years. You can seal cracks in the stucco, pressure wash stains from the exterior, and repaint from our pre-approved paint list.
3. Fencing: wood fencing deteriorates over time, making it unsightly and unsafe. Vinyl fencing becomes stained and needs to be cleaned regularly. Evaluate your family’s needs and either remove old fencing completely, replace wood fence panels and posts, and clean all stains from fencing. 

Remember that all outdoor alterations require approval from the HOA prior to beginning any project. Complete an “Alteration Application” form, found here on our website, and send it with the necessary items to McNeil Management. You will be notified by mail when your request has been approved.

CES Engineering Services, Inc., has completed the geophysical investigation report on two locations in Boyette Creek. Click here to read their report.