meetings

NO ONLINE COMPUTER SCREEN SHARING will be used for meetings at this time

Phone Dial In Only

Hobbs Pharmacy Community Room will be the physical location for Board meetings.  

Due to room capacity limitations due to Covid, the only people that will be allowed to physically attend the meeting at Hobbs Pharmacy will be Board members, Property Manager, Committee members and anyone that is invited by the Board for a specific purpose needing in person attendance. ***This limitation will remain until further notice*** 

Due to this in-person limitation, the Board has set up dial in access to listen to the meetings.  People are encouraged to use this to "attend" the meeting.  

The meeting agenda can be found on the Documents tab of the website. You will need secure login access for Document access.

Please remember to mute your computer and phone unless you are speaking.

Conference Call Dial In Using PHONE:

Dial-in number: (701) 802-5192

Access code: 7423731#

NO ONLINE COMPUTER SCREEN SHARING will be used for meetings at this time:

When using a computer to "dial into" a meeting, you need to be sure to mute your computer.  

Online meeting ID: board417

Online meeting link: https://join.freeconferencecall.com/board417

Instructions:

At the scheduled date and time, dial into the conference. When prompted, enter the access code followed by pound or hash (#).

To join the video and screen sharing session, click the online meeting link.

***Unless you are speaking, to reduce background noise, mute your phone and/or computer***

The Brevard County Public Works Landscape Operations Department has provided the below information for compliance of the trees in right-of-way easements. The right-of-way easement is in front of each home and is the area between the front sidewalk and the street and is on either side of the driveway aprons. The maintenance of this area is the responsibility of each homeowner. 

There are many trees that are overgrown and overhanging the streets, especially the Oak trees. The emergency vehicles, garbage trucks and buses have a max height of 13 ft 6 inches, as shown in the diagram. The Brevard County Public Works Landscape Operations Department has recommended that all trees in the easement be lifted to allow a 14 ft height by 20 ft wide clearance. There are areas in Sunset lakes that the trees are hanging lower than 14 feet. The Board is requesting that all homeowners trim their trees in their front right-of-way easements to provide for the 14 ft by 20 ft clearance as recommended by the Brevard County Public Works Landscape Operations Department. 

Please have easement trees trimmed by March 1, 2020. Starting on March 1st, Advanced Property Management has been instructed to send a violation notice to any home that is not in compliance with this required roadway clearance. The Board thanks you for your cooperation in making the community safe and beautiful.

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On Sunday, June 9, 2019 Documents tab on SLHOA website has been set as login access only.  

Homeowners, sign up for a secure login using the request form on the Home page of this website.

Lessees, you will still have access to the website minus the Documents tab.

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MONTHLY COMMUNITY GARAGE SALES:

Gates will be open for monthly garage sales.

WHEN:  First Saturday of every month from ~8 AM to ~2 PM. ***************************************************************************   

ALLIGATORS AND FEEDING WILD ANIMALS:

Persons with concerns about an alligator may call our toll-free Nuisance Alligator Hotline at 866-FWC-GATOR (866-392-4286).   They will destroy if larger than 4 feet and leave if under 4 feet or smaller.

PLEASE DO NOT FEED the alligators in the ponds.   It is against the law in the state of FL to feed ANY wild animals.  Innocently feeding turtles in the ponds attracts alligators and they become a nuisance.

PLEASE DO NOT SWIM in the ponds due to the strong possibility that an alligator may be swimming with you. 

PLEASE watch your pets, especially around the ponds.

Spring time is the prime season for all the wildlife in our community. Watch out for the turtles in the roadways and the birds and snakes that are encountered in our yards and parks.