2026 Lake Bernadette HOA Car Show

1:00pm Saturday March 28, 2026

No Entry Fee

HOA Meeting

Lake Bernadette HOA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

December 17, 2025, 6:30 P.M.

 Lake Bernadette CDD Clubhouse

Zoom:  https://us06web.zoom.us/j/84014706895?pwd=JTbgfjK6XQA5PfwzUes5yEKfhwua5E.1

The origional announcement didn't transmit the flyer, so here is the information.....

YOU ARE INVITED TO A

THANKSGIVING DINNER

FREE FOR RESIDENTS

RSVP's are required:  This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 813-210-7051

HOA Meeting

Lake Bernadette HOA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

September 30, 2025, 6:30 P.M.

Lake Bernadette CDD Clubhouse

The Eiland Monument has been refurbished.  Shout out to HOA President, John Bishop

and his crew for taking on the refurbishment of our Eiland Monument!

ATTENTION RESIDENTS OF....

Autumnshire, Lakeview, Fairway villas, Augusta links and the manors..

All units in Autumnshire, Lakeview, Fairway villas, Augusta links and the manors will be painted.  Painting should start within the next 2 weeks.  Onece we get the dates firmed up, you will receive a notice of your units painting dates.

Should you have any questions, please contact HOA President, John Bishop, This email address is being protected from spambots. You need JavaScript enabled to view it. or 813-210-7051.

This meeting is for residents in the following service areas:  Lakeview, The Manors & Teeview Village

HOA Meeting

Lake Bernadette HOA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETING

July 1, 2025, 6:30 P.M.

Lake Bernadette CDD Clubhouse

AGENDA

1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL 
3. REVIEW AND APPROVAL TO REPLACE ROOFS IN LAKEVIEW, THE MANORS AND TEEVIEW VILLAGE SERVICE AREAS INCLUDING PROJECT FUNDING
4. ADJOURNMENT   

Join us for a BBQ

The HOA Board of Directors wants everyone to be prepared for the 2025 Hurricaine Season.

Download this Hurricaine Preparedness Plan to keep handy as you prepare for hurricaine season.

Please join us Monday April 28^th at 6:30 for our upcoming HOA Meeting, refreshments will be served.

Our proactive board is committed to working for the residents.  We welcome all residents' comments and concerns with the commitment to address and resolve every issue within our capacity

Share this message with your friends and neighbors that are not subscribed to the announcements.

Dear Valued Customer:

Pasco County Utilities continues to assess reclaimed water quantities and system operations to maximize customer access to reclaimed water for irrigation.  Some simple DIY steps to help maximize performance of your irrigation system include:

• Ensure that irrigation heads are not blocked by obstructions, such as shrubs, trees, posts, or turf growing over/covering heads. 
• Clean the filters in irrigation heads. Cleaning irrigation head filters regularly, especially before the irrigation season, helps prevent clogging and ensures optimal water distribution. Consult the manufacturer's instructions for specific cleaning procedures related to your sprinkler head model. 

• Avoid irrigating when and where water is not needed. 

• Confirm that your irrigation system is equipped with a working rain sensing device set in active mode to prevent your irrigation system from operating during or shortly after a rain event. 
• For zones irrigating established non-turf materials only, reduce or eliminate run times.  Most native and Florida-Friendly shrubs and trees need little to no irrigation once established. 

To assist our reclaimed water customers with springtime maintenance of their irrigation systems, we provide reclaimed water services on Tuesday from 8 a.m. to noon, and on Fridays from 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. Please note these hours are only available upon request. Requests must be received at least two (2) business days prior to the date when service is needed. Service availability is subject to change based on weather conditions, seasonal water levels, and systems demands and maintenance. Click here to locate the reclaimed water maintenance service request form. Or, see below for additional option to access the online form.

For reclaimed water users planning to install new landscape materials, when possible. it is suggested that installation be postponed until the start of the rainy season. This will allow newly planted materials to receive no-cost natural watering to help establish deep, drought resistant root systems.

And as always, please follow watering restrictions, regardless of irrigation water source.  Currently, irrigation with reclaimed water in Pasco County is only permitted once per week and only between the hours of midnight and 8 a.m. Irrigation days are assigned by address, as shown here. Note: Some community HOA’s may be responsible for the irrigation day and time for some residents. if that is true for your community, Please reach out to your HOA if you have questions about irrigation.

"A Clean Environment Nurtures a Peaceful Heart"

Spring is here and that means it's time to tidy up, not only the inside, but the outside of your home as well.  Keeping a well maintained exterior shows you care about your home and your neighborhood.

Cleaning Check List:

• Are your sprinklers working correctly?
  • It is wise to have your sprinklers checked once a year and maintained.  If you are unsure how to maintain your sprinkler system, contact an irrigation company.
• Does your house, including eves, have green/black/brown spots? 
  • Pressure wash 
• Is your sidewalk and driveway showing signs of dirt and moss?  Are the free from debris?
  • Pressure wash
  • Edge your sidewalk and drive way and blow away any leaves, sticks and debris
• Are your trees hanging over the sidewalk or road?
  • Trim limbs high enough for people to navigate the sidewalk safely
• Is your lawn maintained?
  • Cut and edge along sidewalks and driveway, collect or blow away debris
• Is your garden bed looking shabby?
  • Remove weeds, trim bushes/plans
  • Plant some inexpensive flowers or shrubs
• Is your mailbox turning green or dirty?
  • Wipe your mailbox monthly

Keeping your home and yard well kept shows pride in your community.

The HOA would like to thank the people who decided to steal the plants, that were just planted 3/20/25, from the 54 entrance.

The HOA now has to spend additional money to replace the missing plants.

If anyone has knowledge of the person/persons responsible, please contact one of the HOA board members.

Lake Bernadette HOA

BOARD OF DIRECTORS EXECUTIVE SESSION (CLOSED) MEETING

March 26, 2025, 4:30 P.M.

Lake Bernadette CDD Clubhouse

AGENDA

1. CALL TO ORDER
2. ROLL CALL 
3. LEGAL DISCUSSION FOR PENDING CONCERNS
4. ADJOURNMENT
   

Best in Show

George - 1965 Shelby Mustang

1st Place

Sue - 1951 GMC pick up

Saturday March 8th @ 5:00pm
Cabana Pool Parking Lot

All Residents
Army Corp of Engineers
Operation Blue Roof
Saturday October 26th, 2024
8:00am – 11:00am
Clubhouse

On October 26^th, 2024, from 8:00am – 11:00am at the Clubhouse, The Army Corp of Engineers will be available for you to sign up to have your roof tarped.  There is no cost for this service, but you must be present to get signed up

Autumn Shire, Lakeview, Augusta Links, Fairway Villas Residents.

It is imperative that you are at the clubhouse in order to get your roof tarped.  The roof at your residence is your responsibility.  Roof Reserves are set up to replace roofs when the life of the roof is near its end.  Roof Reserves are not intended for storm damage repairs/replacements.

Operation Blue Roof is a priority mission managed by the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers for the Federal Emergency Management Agency. The purpose of Operation Blue Roof is to provide homeowners and permanently occupied rental properties in disaster areas with fiber-reinforced sheeting to cover their damaged roofs until arrangements can be made for permanent repairs. This is a free service to homeowners. Operation Blue Roof protects property, reduces temporary housing costs, and allows residents to remain in their homes while recovering from the storm.

The Right of Entry (ROE) is a legal document that allows Corps workers to access your property and assess damage to your home. The ROE also allows contracted crews to work on your roof.

Pasco County Government is offering an online Debris Management Map highlighting debris removal progress throughout the county following Hurricanes Milton and Helene.  This live, interactive map also shows estimated debris collection times and locations and is being updated in real time so customers can get the most accurate information about debris pickup.

You can access the Debris Management Map in a few convenient ways:

Visit our website: MyPasco.net
Click on this direct link: Interactive Map Link
Call or chat with Customer Service: 727.847.2411 MyPasco.net

Pasco is working nonstop to clear hurricane debris from roads and public rights-of-way.  Debris removal schedules are being prioritized based on health and safety impacts (including emergency vehicle accessibility) and access to businesses.All storm debris collection schedules are subject to change.

Saturday October 19, 2024, there will be a drone flying over Lake Bernadette performing assesments for the service areas.