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Welcome to Pebble Creek Community Site
Tampa, FL
Bringing our Community Together
Welcome to the Web site specifically for Pebble Creek residents in Tampa, FL
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STARTING August 2nd (Monday) the pool will be closed EVERY Monday for Maintenance
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Posted by tchadmin on Thursday, July 22 @ 12:55:24 CDT (4 reads)
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New Watering Schedule Update
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TanyaHeires writes "LAWN WATERING SCHEDULE - SWFMD
www.hillsboroughcounty.org/water/restrictions
Watering of established lawns is allowed two days per week. Follow the chart below. Follow the chart below.
All irrigation must be accomplished before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. Any one zone of a property may only be watered once during the allowed day, not both in the morning and again in the evening.
Addresses ending in 0, 1, 2 or 3
Monday and Thursday
Addresses ending in 4, 5 or 6
Tuesday and Friday
Addresses ending in 7, 8 or 9, locations with no address (common areas, entry areas), and locations with mixed addresses (office complexes, shopping centers)
Chemical Treatments
If chemicals such as pesticide, fertilizer, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides are applied to your lawn or landscape plants by a hired professional, they can be watered in according to manufacturer's instructions within 24 hours following application.
All watering must take place before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m.
A dated chemical advisory marker must be placed in the yard in a visible location.
Homeowners who apply the chemicals themselves, rather than using a professional company, can water these in only on their designated day.
New Turfgrass, Plants and Landscaping
A 60-day establishment period is allowed for new and replacement turf (sod, plugs, seed, etc.), plants and landscaping.
On days 1–30, the new lawn and landscaping may be watered any day of the week, before 8 a.m., or after 6 p.m.
On days 31–60, the new lawn and landscaping may be watered on this schedule: Even-numbered addresses may water on Tuesday, Thursday and Sunday. Odd-numbered addresses may water on Monday, Wednesday, and Saturday. Locations with no address (common areas, entry areas), and locations with mixed addresses (office complexes, shopping centers) may water on Monday, Wednesday and Saturday. All watering must be accomplished before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m.
Sprinkler System Or Hand Water?:
New plant material must cover at least 50% of an irrigation zone in order to water with an in-ground sprinkler system during the initial establishment period. If not, the new plant material must be hand watered.
Only those zones containing 50% new plant material may be watered, not the entire yard.
Submitted by Tanya Heires
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Posted by tchadmin on Friday, July 09 @ 11:59:00 CDT (7 reads)
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Pebble Creek News By Dan Logan When you bought a home in Pebble Creek, I’m sure you were sold on the fact that we … - Have several beautiful parks and common areas
- Have a beautiful pool and community center
- Have the lowest annual dues in the area
- Live in a deed restricted community
As a community, we can only maintain our common areas, parks and pool by collecting annual dues. As a community, we can only maintain desirable property values if we enforce deed restriction violations. One way to enforce nonpayment of annual dues and deed restriction violations is to deny access to our facilities. Currently, we have over 100 homeowners who have not paid their annual dues. Currently, we have over 200 homes that are on the deed restriction violation report. The number one complaint in the community right now is that many of our properties are not up to standard. In the past, if you had not paid your annual dues, your access to our facilities were suspended. This will continue in 2010. Moving forward, as of July 1, if your home is on the deed restriction violation list, you will also be denied access to our facilities. You will not be denied access upon receipt of your first deed restriction letter, only after you have received a second letter for the same violation. Our facilities include the pool, the parks and the community center. In the next few weeks, we will begin installing a magnetic lock (access control) on our pool entrance gate. Each homeowner who wants to swim at the pool must purchase a magnetic proximity card. The card will cost approximately $5. This is a onetime fee, however if you lose your card the replacement fee is $10. The card will hold your name and address, and you will only be able to receive one if you have paid your dues, and if you are not on the deed restriction violation report. If your card is lost or stolen, the card can be deactivated. Moving forward, when you come to the pool, you must swipe your card and also have your ID (driver’s license) with you. If you need help with a deed restriction issue, or have a question about your dues, please contact our property management company (UPI). So why are we doing all this? Well the answer is simple … - We have a record number of homeowners who have not paid their annual dues
- We have a record number of homeowners who are not maintaining their properties
- Denying access to our facilities might help motivate homeowners to come into compliance before we pursue expensive legal action
- We have people coming to the pool all the time that are not Pebble Creek homeowners or guests of a homeowner
This topic has been discussed at the last two board meetings. We encourage all homeowners to come to our board meetings to see what is happening in our neighborhood. As always, if you have any questions, you can call the community center or UPI. The Summer Heat is here! Remember some of our friendly pool rules! See Tina at the Community Center for a complete list of pool rules! - Pool summer hours are from 10:00am to 8:00pm
- No smoking or alcohol on the pool deck
- Food and drink is permitted. All items must remain 4 feet from the pool.
- No lifeguard is present. Swim at your own risk
- Members are responsible for their children and guests. Guests are generally limited to no more than 3 at a time. Arrangements can be made for a reasonable number of guests by calling the community center. Our pool capacity is only 70!
- Members must be present if a guest is using the facilities
- All children under 13 must be accompanied by an adult
- Inflatable rafts are not permitted
- Swim diapers are required
- The pool attendant on duty has the final authority
- Nonpayment of annual dues prohibits you from using the pool
- Property on deed restriction violation list prohibits you from using the pool
- If you are on the deed restriction list, or have not paid your annual dues, you cannot be a guest of another homeowner
- Must be a Pebble Creek Homeowner, or a guest of a homeowner. Please have your pool pass and ID ready. They will be checked at every visit. If you do not have a valid ID (for example, you do not drive) please call the community center.
- Please sign in upon entering the pool area
- Call Tina at the community center if you have questions or need to make special arrangements
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Posted by tchadmin on Tuesday, June 22 @ 17:30:12 CDT (69 reads)
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Looking for a place to host your next event?
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Fellow neighbors, we recently added audio and video capabilities to the community center. What this means is you are now able to do anything from playing music and watching movies to displaying a slideshow from your laptop on a 106" screen! Lots of care and maintenance goes into the community center, making it a very clean and pleasing environment to host your next event. Parties and company functions are common reasons people rent out the facilities. Did you know, our community center is also one of the lowest priced facilities of its kind in the area? To reserve the community center for your next event, please call 973-8064.
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Posted by tchadmin on Monday, June 21 @ 09:19:06 CDT (44 reads)
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Utilities Discounts for Seniors
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Hillsborough County offers a senior citizen discount
of 25% off the Solid Waste Disposal Assessment to
homeowners over age 65 in unincorporated parts
of Hillsborough. For more information or to request
an application, call the Solid Waste Management
Department at (813) 272-5680.
www.hillsboroughcounty.org/solidwaste/senior.cfm
Aging in place can be done with style and grace
(ARA) - Aging in place - updating one’s home to
accommodate changing needs and abilities as one ages
- doesn’t have to mean sacrificing a home’s style and
decor. From attractive lighting designed to work well for
aging eyes to barrier-free shower stalls that compete
in beauty and practicality with what you might fi nd
in a luxury community for those 55 and older, plenty
of home modifications now make it possible to age in
place gracefully and stylishly.
Kitchens and baths are commonly the most challenging
rooms in the house for people, like many seniors, with
mobility issues. Updating these rooms can go a long
way toward helping you stay in and enjoy your own
home for as long as possible.
When renovating your bathroom, focus on the important
elements, including low-level entryways, accessible
grab bars, easy grip faucets and showers with safety
screens. Other elements include safer, slip-resistant
flooring; brighter, more flexible lighting; and safe access
to the shower or bathtub.
Walk in showers
Stepping in and out of a tub or shower is one of the
riskiest times for people with mobility challenges.
Appropriately placed grab bars - now available in
designer colors and textures - can help improve safety
in these high-risk areas. The walk-in showers are a good
option for wheelchair users or in rooms where a full-size
tub is not practical.
Flooring
That tile floor that you adored in your 40s can be a
slip hazard when you reach your 70s. In fact, any hard
bathroom floor surface, such as linoleum, vinyl or tile
can put you at increased risk of slipping and falling.
Carpeting might be a better option, one that is slip
resistant and warmer and softer on the feet. Many
manufacturers now offer materials that are attractive
and able to repel moisture.
Lighting
Aging eyes not only need more light to see, they need
better quality light, especially at night. Avoid dim
lighting; older eyes need several times more light than
younger eyes to see well, experts say. Increase the
amount of light in your bathroom and consider using
naturally brighter bulbs like compact fl orescent bulbs,
which are also energy-efficient.
Courtesy of ARAcontent
Posted by Tanya Heires
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Posted by tchadmin on Monday, May 10 @ 16:47:45 CDT (62 reads)
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