wild animals in our community

Home owners 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 many of the Florida wild life, like alligators. Innocently feeding turtles in the ponds attracts alligators and the alligators 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.

 *****Gate Opening Requests*****

The board is happy to assist home owners with special gate opening requests.  Special gate opening requests are when gates need to be opened outside of the normally scheduled monthly garage sales and week day times.  Examples are estate sales and real estate open house events.  

This does not include homeowner parties and personal events; your guests will be required to use the call box at the front gates. 

We ask that you please submit requests for special gate openings AT LEAST 5 business days prior to the requested date/time of event.  This allows us time to schedule one of the board members to manually open and close the gates at the requested times.  If the requestor is a party other than the home owner, please include the home owner name and add the home owner email address to the request email.

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.