Neighborhood Associations

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Home River Group

12650 Whitehall Drive
Fort Myers, FL 33907
(P) 239-489-4890
(F) 239-489-4980

Terrace 1 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: John MacKay 973-960-9001, john.mackay.sr@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management- 239-939-2999
District 2
10285 Bismark Palm Way

Terrace 2 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Jerry Pryde 847-652-1158, jspryde@msn.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 2
10275 Bismark Palm Way

Terrace 1 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Jeff Roberts 239-295-4170, jdblr@msn.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
8106 Queen Palm Lane

Terrace 2 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: James Nasalroad 636-734-1146, bugerpath@aol.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
8096 Queen Palm Lane

Terrace 3 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Beverly Bailey 312-213-7419, beverlybailey1025@yahoo.com
Sentry Management 239-277-0112
District 2
8086 Queen Palm Lane

Terrace 4 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Dick Bowers 614-580-4807, rcbowers1@comcast.net
Sentry Management 239-277-0112
District 2
8076 Queen Palm Lane

Terrace 5 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Steve White 402-250-2675, stevew@midstates-marketing.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
8066 Queen Palm Lane

Terrace 6 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Steve Jamrose 317-409-7940, steve.jamrose@yahoo.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
8056 Queen Palm Lane

Terrace 7 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Tom Bush 612-327-4665, twbf1@q.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10361 Butterfly Palm Drive

Terrace 8 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Mike Jansen 513-476-5299, mrjansen604@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10371 Butterfly Palm Drive

Terrace 9 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Dale Wurdeman 608-354-4479, dwurdeman08@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10381 Butterfly Palm Drive

Terrace 10 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Mike Liesman 309-846-7533, mikeeliesman61@comcast.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10391 Butterfly Palm Drive

Terrace 11 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Vic Harper 309-846-7533, wmvicmsu@comcast.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10480 Washingtonia Palm Way
Association Information

Terrace 12 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Joe Patalino 239-896-5782, joepatalino@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10470 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 13 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Dave Wile 860-334-4927, dwile01@hotmail.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 1
10460 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 14 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Paul Kubinski 630-926-5396, syspak@comcast.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10450 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 15 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Ron Morrison 239-936-8339, rcm161@aol.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
10350 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 16 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Bob Lathrop 317-443-0765, bobe346@aol.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
10370 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 17 @ Lakeside Greens
Association President: Andrea Houle 239-898-6032, ahoule552@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 2
10390 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 1 @ Royal Green
Assoication President: John Voccola 401-595-4726, john.voccola@outlook.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10449 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 2 @ Royal Greens
Association President: William Dolega 815-922-1305, wdolega@comcast.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10453 Washingtonia Palm Way

Terrace 3 @ Royal Greens
Association President: Bill Wright 603-661-6299, williamwright030@comcast.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 1
10461 Washingtonia Palm Way

Veranda 1 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Mike Hurley 440-503-5685, mikehurley1974@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 6
8083, 8091, 8099, 8107 Queen Palm Lane

Veranda 2 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Ed Klimas
732-245-1482, edtee2grn@gmail.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 6
8051, 8059, 8067, 8075 Queen Palm Lane

Veranda 3 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Paul Palgut 248-219-1643, paulpalgut@comcast.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 6
10265, 10295 Bismark Palm Way

Veranda 4 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Joel Cooper 401-465-1176, cooperjoel820@gmail.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 6
10225, 10235, 10245, 10255 Bismark Palm Way

Veranda 5 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Charlie Jarema 412-849-9639, charnmar1@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 6
10210, 10220, 10230, 10240 Washingtonia Palm Way
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Veranda 6 @ Fairway Isles
Association President: Jerry Kurtz 989-798-1970, jerrydor@att.net
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 6
10260, 10270 Washingtonia Palm Way

Veranda @ McArthur Palm
Association President: Andrew Jarabak 412-720-1888, andyjarabak@gmail.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 6
10370 McArthur Palm Lane
10371 McArthur Palm Lane
10381 McArthur Palm Lane
10391 McArthur Palm Lane
10401 McArthur Palm Lane
10411 McArthur Palm Lane
10421 McArthur Palm Lane

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Veranda 1 @ Royal Greens
Association President: Bob Jannelle 401-580-8299, rajannelle@gmail.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 5
10469, 10487, 10497, 10507 Washingtonia Palm Way

Veranda 2 @ Royal Greens
Association President: Kurt Schreiber 313-333-7054, kurtmi@yahoo.com
My Town Communities, LLC 239-728-6100
District 5
10517, 10527, 10537 Washingtonia Palm Way

Veranda 1 @ Twin Lakes
Association President: Brian Rose 239-691-1126, brianrose@rogers.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 5
10508, 10518, 10528, 10538, 10580 Washingtonia Palm Way

Veranda 2 @ Twin Lakes
Association President: Loretta Taylor 859-312-9552, lorettafaytaylor@aol.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 5
10400, 10401, 10410, 10411, 10421 Wine Palm Road
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Veranda 3 @ Twin Lakes
Association President: Jonathon Mitchell 443-880-4478, jonmitch66@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 5
10420, 10430, 10440, 10450, 10460 Wine Palm Road

Villas 1 @ Lakemont
Association President: Anthony Plevniak 330-207-8363, aplev4u@aol.com
Myers Brettholtz & Company 239-393-5775
District 3
10300, 10301, 10302, 10303, 10306, 10307, 10308, 10312, 10313, 10314, 10315, 10318, 10319, 10320, 10321, 10324, 10326, 10327, 10329, 10330, 10332, 10333, 10336, 10338, 10341, 10342, 10343, 10344, 10355, 10390 White Palm Way
 
Villas 2 @ Lakemont
Association President: John Cherowitzo 917-566-2955, jacherowitzo@gmail.com
Sentry Management 239-277-0112
District 3
10348, 10349, 10350, 10351, 10354, 10355, 10356, 10357, 10360, 10361, 10362, 10363, 10366, 10367, 10368, 10369, 10372, 10373, 10374, 10375, 10378, 10380, 10381, 10383, 10384, 10386, 10387, 10389, 10393, 10395 White Palm Way

Villas 3 @ Lakemont
Association President: David Wessel 314-322-8023, davidwessel@hotmail.com
Sentry Management 239-277-0112
District 3
10250, 10252, 10255, 10256, 10257, 10258, 10261, 10262, 10263, 10264, 10267, 10268, 10269, 10270, 10273, 10274, 10275, 10276, 10279, 10280, 10281, 10282, 10285, 10286, 10287, 10288, 10291, 10292, 10293, 10294 Sago Palm Way

Villas 1 @ Pineview
Association President: Nancy Bouthilette 239-600-2041, nancybou49@gmail.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 4
11174, 11176, 11177, 11179, 11180, 11182, 11183, 11185, 11186, 11188, 11189, 11191, 11192, 11194, 11195, 11197, 11198, 11200, 11201, 11023, 11204, 11206, 11207, 11209, 11210, 11211, 11212, 11213, 11217, 11219, 11223, 11225 Wine Palm Road

Villas 2 @ Pineview
Association President: Ron Assise 708-362-1899, ron.assise@thehortongroup.com
Tropical Isles Management 239-939-2999
District 4
11233, 11235, 11239, 11241, 11245, 11247, 11251, 11253, 11257, 11259, 11263, 11265, 11269, 11271, 11275, 11277, 11284, 11285, 11286, 11287, 11290, 11291, 11292, 11293, 11297, 11299, 11303, 11305, 11309, 11310, 11311, 11312, 11315, 11316, 11317, 11318, 11321, 11322, 11323, 11324, 11327, 11328, 11329, 11330, 11333, 11334, 11335, 11336 Wine Palm Road

HERITAGE PALMS MANDATORY WATERING RESTRICTIONS

These mandatory restrictions specify the time and the days of the week when watering is permitted for residential locations.  These days depend on whether the address ends in an odd or even number. Irrigation is currently permitted for a maximum of TWO days a week.

Irrigation Schedule by District 
The below schedule has been developed to allot for the greatest savings while still providing the necessary pressure from the Club’s pumping facility to irrigate the community, common grounds, and golf courses more efficiently during off-peak hours. Please note there are two distinct time periods per district, based upon your address in addition to designated days.
 

Districts 1 & 4, Tuesday & Saturday
Even Address (1am to 5am) Odd Address (9pm to 1am)
District 1: Terrace VII, VIII, IX, X, XI, XII, XIII, XIV @ Lakeside Greens, Terrace I, II and III @ Royal Greens
District 4: Villas I and II @ Pineview

Districts 2 & 3, Wednesday & Sunday
Even Address (1am to 5am) Odd Address (9pm to 1am)
District 2: Terrace I, II, III, IV, V, VI, XV, XVI and XVII @ Lakeside Greens, Terrace I and II @ Fairway Isle
District 3: Villas I, II and III @ Lakemont

Districts 5 & 6, Monday & Thursday
Even Address (1am to 5am) Odd Address (9pm to 1am)
District 5: Veranda I, II and III @ Twin Lakes , Veranda I and II @ Royal Greens
District 6: Veranda I, II, III, IV, V and VI @ Fairway Isle, Verandas @ McArthur Palm

Districts 7 & 8, Monday & Thursday
Even Address (1am to 5am) Odd Address (9pm to 1am)
Districts 7 & 8: All Single Family Homes

The time for individual irrigation zones should be set for a maximum of 20 minutes to water grass and 10 minutes for plants and shrubs during this time of year. Automatic rain gauges should also be checked to insure they are working properly.  A healthy landscape only needs 1-inch to 1.5 inches of water per week during summer growing season and only as needed to supplement rainfall.  During the winter season, when a lawn goes dormant, it requires even less.

Homeowners, condo and villa associations utilizing landscape/irrigation companies should immediately notify their respective company of the mandated watering restriction.

The above schedule supersedes any SFWMD/Lee County/City of Fort Myers published watering restrictions. With the onset of the summer rainy season, the need for supplemental irrigation watering is minimized and not necessary if lawns receive one half (1/2) inch rainfall per week.

The Heritage Palms irrigation system uses only recycled water as mandated by the City of Fort Myers at a cost of $.73 / 1000 gallons. Remember, Heritage Palms uses 100% reclaimed water for irrigation. The use of the reclaimed water has an economic impact on all residents and you are requested to follow the rules for irrigation with care.

Community Safety Officer, Dan Davis will monitor the community and notify residents not in compliance with stipulated restrictions. He will also check timers for compliance and change timers to comply with the restrictions if necessary.

NOTE ABOUT GOLF COURSE IRRIGATION –

At times you will notice golf course irrigation running after a rain event and wonder ‘why is the golf course getting water after a rainfall?’ The golf course and (especially the greens) are designed to flush water. Unlike your yard, the greens have intricate layers of sand based materials and drainage systems to remove surface water. This, as well as being cut at a height of 100th of an inch, dictates the manner in which they are irrigated. Also, the grass is a different species than that of yard grass and requires much more complex agronomical practices and cultivation including chemical and fertilizer regimens. Put all this together and you can see that there is no similarity to how yard grass and golf course grasses are grown and cared for. Thus, unless there is an irrigation malfunction, the course is being irrigated following detailed procedures of management and numerous daily tests checking soil moisture content and fertility. The golf course staff is very aware of the need to conserve water when possible and makes every attempt to plan all agronomic practices keeping in mind the overall health of the turf and conservation of water.

When you turn on the faucet in the shower and only two little streams of water come out of the showerhead, or when you turn on the sink faucet and instead of a stream of water, a few drips come out. Plumbers call this low flow, homeowners call it low water pressure. Luckily, there are ways to solve this problem. First, it is important to understand what the causes of low water pressure can be. Some of these causes can be: Debris in the water, mineral deposit build-up, low pressure to the house, water valves or water leak.  

Identifying what is causing the problem is the first step toward properly repairing it. Although, in some cases, you will simply have to troubleshoot the problem by exploring all of the possible causes and making the necessary repairs. A really common cause of low flow is stuff in the water. If you have old metallic pipes, these could rust, and rust breaks loose and plugs up aerators, valve, and anywhere there is a restriction in the pipes. If the sink faucet doesn't work well, take off the aerator (that little cylinder screwed on the end of the spout) and see how the water flows without it. If the water flow is fine, clean or replace the aerator. If the water flow is still bad, the problem is downstream. This is a little bit of trouble, but if you want to see if a faucet is plugged up, shut off the valves to the sink, disconnect the supply pipes from the shutoff valves to the faucet, point them into a bucket, turn the valves on, and see if a lot of water comes out. If it does, may be the problem is inside of the faucet. If not, it is the supply valve or supply piping that is plugged.

Low Water Pressure from the water supplier.  You can test for low water pressure by buying a water pressure test gauge with a hose connection, and screw it on to a hose faucet. Test it with all fixtures in the house off. It is recommended that a water distribution system maintains a working pressure between 35 to 50 psi.

Turning Your House Main Shutoff Valves
Valves turn, which means these valves sometimes get accidentally moved or turned off without the homeowner realizing it. There is usually a main water valve in a home. If this main water valve is not shut off or if it is not completely turned on, it will affect all of the water flow in the home.  Be sure the main water valve is completely turned on if you are having a water pressure problem. Also, if the valve is built without a full size passage, it will not supply as much flow as a valve with full size passage.  A plumber can often tell by looking at a valve if it does have a full size passage. Your water heater also should have a main shutoff for the water. If it is restricted or partially off, you might get low flow for the hot water in the house.

Repairing Water Leaks
Cracks or damage to water pipes servicing you house can cause water leaks. Water leaks can cause low water pressure because not all of the water is making its way to your faucet. Some of it is leaking through the cracked or damaged pipe. Check your pipes for damage or leaks. A trick to figuring out if you have a leak in the main pipe is to shut off the water valve in your home and mark down the meter reading showing on your water meter. Come back two hours later and read the water meter reading again. If the meter reading increases, then you have a leak.

Take Care of Mineral Deposit Build-Ups
Over time, pipes can experience mineral deposit build-ups. These build-ups clog faucets and showerheads, preventing full water pressure. Try cleaning out the faucet heads and showerheads in your home to see if this alleviates the low water pressure problem. If this does not resolve the problem and you believe it is a mineral deposit build-up causing your low water pressure, then you may have to call a professional plumber to assess and correct the problem.

Hiring a Pro
You can try to diagnose your low water pressure problem on your own and test solutions to see if it resolves the problem. If you cannot correct the problem on your own, then you are going to have to hire a professional plumber. There are also problems that you just cannot resolve on your own no matter how much of a do-it-yourselfer you are. Corrosion of your pipes, major blockage problems, or major leaks are all problems better left to the pros.

Heritage Palms does not supply your potable water.   You can report your low water pressure to the Fort Myers Public Works - Ph: 239-321-8100.  The City will make arrangements to test the water pressure on their side of the meter and determine if the fire hydrants need flushed.