First, the Pinellas County Sheriff's Office continues to monitor our neighborhood very closely. The Pinellas County Sheriff's office has issued 2 trespass warnings to 2 non-residents who were found in the tennis court parking lot at 4:30 on 3/28, acting in a suspicious manner. One of the non-residents was found to have a drup paraphenailia on him and he is suspected of being the "local dope-slinger", as a deputy put it. The other non-resident was 17 and his father came to pick him up. The individual suspected of dealing drugs is Caucasian, appr. 5'10", about 190 pounds, has a very bad "bowl" haircut, and a large metal stud protruding from his lower lip. He drives a newer white Toyota Corolla. Should you see this person ANYWHERE in the neighborhood, the deputies ask that you contact the PCSO dispatch at 582-6200 and reference case #07-86633.
If you haven't checked your mail, reclaimed water availability is going to be reduced to Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Saturdays http://www.pinellascounty.org/utilities/press/pr-2007-04-09.htm. Here are a few ways to get the most "bang" out of your sprinkler system:
- If you haven't yet, invest in an automated water timer...makes it super-easy!
- Water early in the morning or late at night for 2 reasons: less evaporation + less wind = more water absorbed by the grass
- Check your zones frequently for broken or clogged heads
- WATCH the overspray and adjust the spray amount as necessary.
The more water we save, the sooner they can relax the restrictions!
The Board is ALMOST done with the park area... we have just a few more dead trees to remove, a ton of stumps to be ground, and some branches to be trimmed...plus, the 60 or so palm trees along the Blvd are about to get a "hurricane trim"!
That's all, folks.,..
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