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Urgent Message!
Please be aware of this upcoming median closure as of 9pm tonight, 3/25/2022. Details are as follows and also accessible via this PDF.
PROJECT DETAILS:
As part of the Narcoossee Road widening project, the median at the intersection of Narcoossee Road and Lake Nona Club Drive/Nonacrest Drive will be closed from 9 p.m. Friday, March 25, to no later than 6 a.m. Monday, March 28. During the closure, drivers will not be able to turn left from northbound Narcoossee Road onto Lake Nona Club Drive or turn left from southbound Narcoossee Road onto Nonacrest Drive. In addition, traffic exiting Lake Nona Club Drive and Nonacrest Drive will not be able to turn left onto Narcoossee Road. Once the lanes are closed, crews will work around the clock to complete the work and have the median opened early Monday morning. Weather or other unforeseen conditions could impact this schedule.
The closure is necessary to complete the service connection to new 30-inch reclaimed water pipe constructed as part of the City of Orlando’s project to widen Narcoossee Road to six lanes between the Central Florida Greenway (SR- 417) and the Beachline Expressway (SR- 528). For email updates, questions or concerns, contact Lisa Mark, Public Information Specialist at 407-326-8055 or Lisa.Mark@QCAusa.com.
As a gentle reminder, please note the difference between potable and reclaimed water:
Reclaimed water is primarily used for irrigation and will not affect water going into the individual homes.
Thanks for your attention,
Your Board of Directors.
Gate Entry System
When fully operational our gate TES requires a # symbol before the gate code. We are working to add any missing gate codes, if you experience a problem with your gate code please email gatecode@nonacrest.com
2022 Hurricane Season
- June 1st to November 30th.
The City of Orlando Office of Emergency Management (OEM) wants all City residents to take three actions to be prepared for any type of natural or manmade disaster. Residents need to:
1. Make a Plan
2. Build a Kit
3. Stay Informed
Visit OEM at cityoforlando.net/emergency or call 321.235.5438 / 321.235.5439 for assistance and resources.
FEMA Hurricane Plan:
Guidance for Palm Tree Removal and Replacement:
Many homeowners have begun removing palm trees for various reasons such as excessive height, disease, etc. There are rules that govern removal of any trees within Nonacrest and the City of Orlando; it is very important that homeowners file the appropriate paperwork to include (1) Architectural Review Application (ARA) with the HOA, (2) permit from the City of Orlando. Tree removal must also include tree replacement after the stumps are removed if applicable. Click on this City of Orlando link for more details -
Many homeowners have begun removing palm trees for various reasons such as excessive height, disease, etc. There are rules that govern removal of any trees within Nonacrest and the City of Orlando; it is very important that homeowners file the appropriate paperwork to include (1) Architectural Review Application (ARA) with the HOA, (2) permit from the City of Orlando. Tree removal must also include tree replacement after the stumps are removed if applicable. Click on this City of Orlando link for more details -
Responsible Dog Walking & Clean-Up
The Association has been receiving an increase in reports of dog owners not properly walking their dogs. Specifically, numerous reports have indicated owners letting their dogs run free out their front door. Additionally, some dogs have left solid waste on neighbors lawns without being cleaned up by the owner.
Please be responsible pet owners and keep dogs on their leashes and clean-up after them. For loose dog and dog waste, a complaint can be filed with Orange County Animal Services using their link: Clean-up after your pet!
The Association has been receiving an increase in reports of dog owners not properly walking their dogs. Specifically, numerous reports have indicated owners letting their dogs run free out their front door. Additionally, some dogs have left solid waste on neighbors lawns without being cleaned up by the owner.
Please be responsible pet owners and keep dogs on their leashes and clean-up after them. For loose dog and dog waste, a complaint can be filed with Orange County Animal Services using their link: Clean-up after your pet!
No Overnight Street Parking
Overnight street parking is not allowed in NonaCrest between the hours of 2 AM and 6 AM each day; violators will be towed. IF YOUR VEHICLE IS TOWED CALL Airport Towing Service 407-855-7777, all vehicles towed from Nonacrest will be taken to a holding lot located at 4507 E. Wetherbee Road, Orlando, FL 32824.
Nonacrest Pool/Cabana Use
The Nonacrest pool/cabana are open from dawn to dusk daily and must never be used during adverse weather such as thunderstorms where lightning/thunder has occurred within 15 minutes. Only Nonacrest residents are authorized to use the pool; guests must be escorted by a resident and children under the age of 17 are not permitted without an adult. To reserve the cabana, see the form in the Documents section.
Compliance Reminders!
1. Parking across the Sidewalks - it is unsafe for pedestrians and illegal by the laws of the City of Orlando. Such actions could result in a citation and/or your vehicle being towed.
2. Garbage/Recycle containers after pickup - please pull in your garbage and recycle bins by 7pm on the day of pickup. Not doing so is unsightly to your neighbors. It sometime results in containers being blown onto the roads during strong winds causing safety issues. If you cannot be home by then, please ask a neighbor or friend to do so.
3. Pickup after your dog - more of our fellow residents are reporting a higher occurrence of dog walkers not cleaning up after their pets. Such violations are unsanitary, unsightly and an extremely unpleasant experience should one accidentally step into it.
Security Reminders
Always keep your vehicles locked while parked in your driveway - this is the easiest and best first line of defense in protecting your valuables and property!
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