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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
Let this site be your virtual gateway to the local community and the internet. We encourage you to use this web site for the valuable and timely information it offers about your neighborhood - add us to your list of favorites or make it your homepage!
Do you want to get rid of some things in the garage but are too busy to have a garage sale, list your items in the free Classifieds in the Topics section.
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Once you are logged in, we recommend changing your password. Click on "your account". Click on "change your info". Scroll down to the very bottom of the screen, and you will see a section for changing your password. Type your new password in BOTH boxes. By entering your password twice, you can be sure that you didn't have a typo. Make sure you click on the "save changes" button at the bottom of the screen.
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Fall 2008 - Spring 2009
Hillsborough County Gardening Programs
Plant Clinics - Offered by the Hillsborough County Extension Office
Click here for the full listing.
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Tracey writes "October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month. Please remember that many in our community either have or have had breast cancer. This is a disease that we all can challenge by reminding our friends, families and neighbors to either seek a mammogram- every five years under 40 years old, and every two years after 40 years old.. or at the least remind them to examine their breasts monthly, one week post menstruation. Only through early detection, prevention and education can we all make a difference to this cause. Tracey Baker"
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juliebazin writes "I live on Fox Hearst Rd and this morning I noticed that my mailbox was damaged. I noticed damage to other mailboxes on my street as well. Recently my garage door sustained damage from a bb gun. I assume this is vandalism, possibly speeding was a factor. Let's pay attention and report any suspicious activity.
Monday, Oct. 6, 2008
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HILLSBOROUGH COUNTY NEWS
FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE
September 30, 2008
ONCE-A-WEEK WATERING RESTRICTIONS EXTENDED THROUGH FEBRUARY
Residents of unincorporated Hillsborough County will remain on once-a-week watering restrictions for at least another five months.
The once-a-week schedule, mandated by the Southwest Florida Water Management District, was scheduled to expire today. SWFWMD’s governing board voted to extend the water shortage order through Feb. 27 after hearing that the region is still impacted by a two-year drought and that portions of the district did not see enough rain during the annual wet season.
Under the once-a-week schedule, residents may water established lawns and landscaping on the following days: Mondays for addresses ending in 0 and 1, Tuesdays for addresses ending in 2 and 3, Wednesdays for addresses ending in 4 and 5, Thursdays for addresses ending in 6 and 7, and Fridays for addresses which end with 8 and 9. Locations with no address, such as common areas, and mixed addresses, such as shopping centers, also can water on Fridays.
Residents of unincorporated Hillsborough County (PEBBLE CREEK) should follow the county’s watering days.
The restrictions apply to all residents of unincorporated Hillsborough County - not just Water Resource Services customers - and most water sources, including private wells. All watering must be accomplished before 8 a.m. or after 6 p.m. Reclaimed water customers are exempt from the watering restrictions, although these customers are encouraged to use only what they need.
Residents may hand-water plants and shrubs, or use a drip irrigation system in landscaping beds, at any time. Hand-watering of lawns and grass is allowed only on the designated day and times for irrigation of established lawns. There are also special rules for watering new sod. For complete information, call 275-7094 for a recorded message, visit www.hillsboroughcounty.org/water and click on the “Restrictions & Conservation” button, or call the Water Conservation Team at 274-6800 during regular business hours.
According to SWFWMD, the area was beginning to see normal rainfall patterns return, as well as the recovery of water resources. But while the rest of the state received significant rainfall from Tropical Storm Fay, the storm skirted our region and subsequent tropical systems brought drier air, rather than rainfall. As a result, the district is still experiencing a 24-month rainfall deficit. Meanwhile, rainfall in September, the last month of our four-month rainy season, has been below-normal and surface water and ground water systems started their seasonal declines earlier than expected.
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Weekly message from Attorney General Bill McCollum
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Earlier this week, my Office of Statewide Prosecution won a huge victory for our state in the fight against violent criminal gangs. Two brothers who were members of a dangerous North Florida gang were convicted by a jury for criminal racketeering. One will face up to 60 years in prison and the other will face up to 90 years when they are sentenced next month. Five other members still face charges.
The case exemplifies the serious threat gangs pose to every part of our state ? large cities and smaller communities alike. No specific area is more at risk than another; no neighborhood or community can claim to be above the reach of criminal gangs. It also underscores the far-reaching influence gangs can exert over large territories, as these Gadsden gang members had ties to criminal activity as far south as Orange County.
A comprehensive plan and coordinated action is essential to halt, and ultimately reverse, the growth of gangs in our state. Only through statewide cooperation will we be able to reclaim our state from these dangerous criminals. The next regional gang reduction task force meeting will be in Central Florida in mid-October, and I look forward to continuing our aggressive stand against the threat of gangs and gang violence in Florida.
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