| Welcome to our Howell Estates website, created to promote our neighborhood and to effectively communicate with all homeowners and residents. |
| This site is provided by the Howell Estates Homeowners Association. It is our intention to keep this information timely and accurate. |
Board of Directors meeting minutes last posted on November 3, 2011 .
Treasurer's Report last posted on October 22, 2011.
| Pressure Washer | The Howell Estates Homeowners Association owns a Huskey 4.4 hp, 3000psi, gas powered pressure washer. Paid members can borrow the pressure washer for 2 days at a time, at no expense. First come, first get. Dave Cook (407 678-8914) is in charge of it, so contact him if you would like to use it. .The safe use and operation of the pressure washer is the responibility of the borrower. HEHA is not responible for any injuries or damages resulting from mis-use or equipment malfunction of the pressure washer.. Use at your own risk. |
| Explosive growth in Central Florida is going to affect us all. See what the University of Pennsylvania predicts for the year 2050. You won't believe it!! Go to myregion.org. |
| Current Projects |
Our big project for 2012 is to have such a successful membership drive, we can afford to
change the brick monument sign on the Dike Road entrance, to the new look of the signs on
the Grand Road entrance, and to finish the electrical repairs for the light on the east end
of the Dike Road island.
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Scheduled Events |
| HEHA Board Meeting | TheAnnual General Membership meeting wasl held on, Sunday, October 30th, at 2:30pm, in Leeds Court, immediately followed by a Halloween Party. See meeting minutes. |
| HEHA Annual Garage Sale | Saturday March 31st |
Donate any items you don't want to sell to HEHA's white elephant sale. A collection point will be set up. |
| Good Information |
| Water Restrictions |
| While daylight savings time is in effect, it begins the second Sunday in March Even numbered street addresses can irrigate on Sunday and Thursday. Odd numbered street addresses can irrigate on Saturday and Wednesday. While standard time is in effect, it begins the first Sunday in November Even numbered street addresses can irrigate on Sunday. Odd numbered street addresses can irrigate on Saturday. No watering between 10:00am and 4:00pm. Use of hand-held garden hose is permitted any time if it is fitted with an automatic shutoff nozzel. Newly planted landscaping can be watered any day from 4:00pm to 10:00am for the first 30 days after planting. Car washing must be done with a hand-held hose fitted with an automatic shutoff nozzel. Information provided by Seminole County Soil and Water Conservation District's Chairperson Mike Barr 407 234-7283 Also see http://www.seminolecountyfl.gov/envsrvs/watercon/restrictions.asp |
| Trash Collection |
| Contractor is Waste Pro 407 774-0800. Tuesday - household trash and recyclables. Wednesday yard waste limited to 10 32-gallon containers or bags. Friday - household trash. For large items such as furniture or appliances, put items on the curb for Friday's collection, or call Waste Pro at 407 774-0800. For collection problems call Seminole County at 407 665-2260. To request an additional or new recycle bin, also call 407 665-2260. |
| Streetlight burned out |
| Go to Progress Energy or call 800 228-8485 or 407 629-1010. You need to give them either the number embossed on the light pole or the address of the nearest house. |
| Weed Ordinance |
| The nuisance ordinance defines uncultivated vegetation as,
"any weed growth, grass growth, undergrowth or dead or living vegatative matter which is allowed or has been allowed to grow in an uncontrolled manner or is not reguarly maintained and which is in excess of twenty-four (24) inches". This excessive weed growth must also be located within 75 feet of a structure to be considered a violation of the code. To report a violation please call 407 665-6650. Or send an email to dwisniewski@seminolesheriff.org , the Code Enforcement Officer. |
| Top Five Code Violations |
| Seminole County Code, all of them |
| Safety in the home check list |
| Tips from a convicted home burglar |
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