Board of Directors Meeting
The third Tuesday of each month
Date:
February 20, 2024
Time: 6:00 P.M.
Location: East Lake Community Library
4125 East Lake Road
Palm Harbor, FL 34685
2023 Quail Forest Emergency Guide
Important! The 2023 Update to the Quail Forest Emergency Guide is now posted in the Documents section! Please review this carefully for valuable information as we approach the most active and potentially dangerous part of hurricane season.
DOROTHY TURNS 100!
Dorothy Turns 100,” an interview with Dorothy Ramsdell of 110 Gretchen Court, has been uploaded to the Community Corner section; located under Documents. A resident of Quail Forest since 1985, the energetic and loquacious centenarian lives independently, walks to the pool nearly every day in good weather (the pool house is named for her late husband, Arthur) and, before retiring from hospital administration, helped pioneer digital medical records. No wonder she is often called “the miracle woman”!
ELECTRIC VEHICLE POLICY 2023
COMMUNITY LIVING STANDARDS:
The Quail Forest Community Living Standards document has been updated and uploaded to our portal website.
HOMEOWNERS INSURANCE:
All unit owners please be sure to provide Management and Associates with your declaration page for proof of homeowners insurance. It can be mailed or brokers can email it to Peggy Semsey at psemsey@mgmt-assoc.com.
VEHICLE SAFETY:
Please be sure to lock your vehicle's doors and keep items out of sight.
TRAFFIC CONCERNS:
Please drive slowly when exiting Quail Forest near Dale Place. The deer are out and have been seen darting across Hickory Nut Avenue in the mornings from Dale Place to the stop sign at Palmdale Drive.
NO FEEDING OR HARRASSING THE ALLIGATORS: Quail Forest has a prepaid permit with the State of Florida for trapping and relocation of nuisance alligators. Please do not call trappers or authorities on your own. Please be aware of the following: IT IS FLORIDA STATE LAW THAT ABSOLUTELY NO FEEDING OR HARASSING OF ALLIGATORS IS ALLOWED. This includes no fishing for alligators in our ponds.
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