Oaktrails at Meadowridge 2011 Board of Directors are as follows:
Gary Miller – President
John Chambers – Vice President
Douglas Reiter, Secretary
Michael Comber – Treasurer
John Wittershiem – Director at Large
Architectural Review Committee (ARC):
Gary Miller
John Chambers
Douglas Reiter
John Wittershiem
*note to members – ARC form is available on the website. A reminder that an ARC application is needed in advance for any exterior modification and that there is no application fee.
Nominating Committee Chairman:
Michael Comber
Landscape Committee:
Beccy Billow
Faye Reiter
Helping Your Landscape After the Freeze
Newsletter
Resident Alert
Retention Area Dumping Letter
House Numbers
The Emergency Medical Services (EMS) have recommended that all homeowners ensure their house numbers are clearly visible on the exterior of your home. This will ensure that all emergency vehicles will be able to quickly and easily assist you in the event of an emergency.
Irrigation Rules
Water is a resource we all need and we all share. Over half of all residential water use occurs outside. By following Titusville’s irrigation rules, you can significantly reduce your outside water use. Titusville’s irrigation restrictions govern the use of City water, well water, and reclaimed (reuse) water for landscape irrigation. During Daylight Saving Time, landscape irrigation is limited to twice a week and is prohibited between 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. For residential properties, watering days are dependent upon a property’s street address. Watering days for odd addresses are Wednesday and Saturday, while watering days for even addresses are Thursday and Sunday. This fall when we return to Eastern Standard Time, landscape irrigation will be limited to just one day and continue to be prohibited between the hours of 10 a.m. and 4 p.m. During Eastern Standard Time, residential landscape irrigation is limited to Saturday for odd addresses and Sunday for even addresses. For more information on the irrigation restrictions or on ways to make your yard more Florida-friendly, contact Titusville’s Water Resources Conservation Office at (321) 383-5669.