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Just a quick reminder on the current HOA garbage/trash can guidelines.
"No Lot shall be used or maintained as a dumping ground for rubbish. Trash, garbage or other waste (including recycling materials) must be kept in sanitary containers and such container shall be stored in trash enclosures (i.e., inside garages or appropriately screened from view of the neighboring Owners and from the street). The sufficiency of such screening shall be determined solely in the discretion of the ACC. All trash, garbage or other waste shall be disposed of in accordance with the applicable rules of the County in its collection procedures. All sanitary containers shall be removed from the roadside within twenty-four (24) hours after garbage pick-up."  Join Deepak Chopra and special guests at Lake Nona Town Center for a #wellbeing celebration fit for the whole family.
Eat, drink, learn, and engage with experiential activities focused on the six pillars of wellbeing: #Love, #Nourish, #Grow, #Move, #Sleep, and #Meditate. The pillars are the foundation of Chopra’s latest holistic health initiative – Jiyo, an easy-to-use app that serves as a personal wellbeing companion. Special Guests include:
Food Trucks include: Saigon Sizzle truck Tamale Co. Mexican Street Food The Local Chef LLC Peru Power Food Truck Sereniteas & Soothers Mark your calendars for the next Somerset Park HOA meeting on Tuesday, May 3 at 6 PM in Lakehouse. Click here for directions >
We look forward to seeing everyone at the 2018 Annual Meeting The Somerset HOA will hold its informal 3rd Quarter 2017 meeting on October 3rd from 6:00 to 7:30 at the LakeHouse in Laureate Park.
Nemours CareConnect App
If your child becomes ill during the storm, connect to a board-certified Nemours pediatrician to see and care for your child through live, on-demand video visits. Click here to download Make sure your family is prepared for Hurricane Irma, if it hits. See hurricane tips at KidsHealth, and keep your smartphone or tablet charged and a doctor on hand with Nemours CareConnect. Florida Hospital CentraCare eCare App Receive expert care from a Florida Hospital provider for a variety of conditions all from the comfort of your home. Now is the time to download and set up your accounts. In preparation and during the storm, Florida Hospital is waiving their $49 eCare fees now until Tuesday, September 12. Providers will be available 8AM-8PM every day until the storm subsides. Download iTunes App: http://flhosp.co/bQVBf Download Google Play App: http://flhosp.co/bQVBg Helpful Apps Download OCFL Alert is an emergency notification and information smartphone app that provides critical information during times of emergency. Life-saving information includes open shelter locations, water and ice distribution centers, evacuation routes, public service announcements and much more. Gas Buddy is a smartphone app using crowdsourced information to help drivers find gas availability and prices at nearby stations. Nemours CareConnect app is a smartphone app connecting you to a board-certified pediatrician to see and care for your child through live, on-demand video visits. Florida Hospital CentraCare eCare is a convenient option for a face-to-face urgent care video visit with a board-certified Centra Care doctor or nurse practitioner. In preparation and during the storm, Florida Hospital is waiving their $49 eCare fees now until Tuesday, September 12. Continued Hurricane Preparations As of this afternoon, we wanted to share a few important updates on preparations:
Be a Good Neighbor, Lake Nona This storm is projected to be serious and we ask that you take the appropriate precautions in and around your property.
Updated Operating Times and Closures
Stay Informed Follow the latest news and updates on Facebook and Twitter. Here are helpful pages to follow for news and weather related tips:
Helpful Resources
Sandbag Distribution - Orange County Residents Orange County will be giving away sandbags to help residents prepare for the potential impact of Hurricane Irma. Residents must show proof of residency. WHEN: Thursday, September 7, 2017 from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. Friday, September 8, 2017 from 7 a.m. – 7 p.m. WHERE: For sandbag distribution locations, please visit www.ocfl.net/sandbags. Hurricane Safety Procedures Before a Hurricane:
During a Hurricane:
Hurricane Kit Make sure your Hurricane Kit includes:
FOOD AND WATER Pack non-perishable food for each person for 3-7 days.
REMEMBER:
Important Contacts Emergencies: 911 Lake Nona Resident Information Line: 407-313-8585 Dais: 800-376-9715 Fire Department Non-Emergencies: 321-235-5200 Police Non-Emergencies: 321-235-5300 Power Outages (OUC): 407-423-9018 Trees on City right-of-way: 407-246-2283 Central Florida Red Cross: 407-894-4141 Orange County Humane Society: 407-351-7722 FEMA: 770-220-5200 The meeting minutes of the 2016 Board Meetings, as well as the affidavit of posted notice for the 2017 Annual Members Meeting are below: |
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