Welcome to the Pleasant Hill Lakes Website
Hello to everyone! Thank you for allowing us to enter your home via this website. We are pleased to announce that the following homeowners make up the Board of Directors of Pleasant Hill Lakes Homeowners' Association:
Ed Siegenthaler - President
Jeffrey Miller - Vice President
Joe Wright - Secretary
Robert Wroten - Treasurer
John Hartley - Director
John Allen - Director
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS? The Board Members are UNPAID VOLUNTEERS who meet monthly to discuss and vote on matters of concern for the Pleasant Hill Lakes Subdivision. In addition each member also volunteers to help at functions such as the Annual Meeting. They also call county representatives and contractors to get any community problems resolved.
The Board is at times actively involved in attending Board of County Commissioner and Planning Board Meetings to ensure that projects in our area do not have a detrimental effect on our land values and quality of life. The only compensation Board Members receive is the satisfaction of keeping their neighborhood a good one!
As you know we hold our Association meetings the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Our meetings start at 7 p.m. and are held at the Osceola County Fire Station 64 located at 3385 Pleasant Hill Road, Kissimmee, FL, 34746. Watch for the sign posted at our front entrance. This sign will alert you to the night of the meeting. Looking forward to seeing you at the meetings!
Realizing most homeowners do not read the Deed of Restrictions, By Laws or the ARC Criteria the following is a brief example of some of the important things to consider. They are in no particular order. Please go to our site menu, because we have links throughout the website for this information.
Lots may be used for single-family residential living units and for no other purpose. No more than one structure may be constructed or maintained on any lot. No lot shall be divided, subdivided, partitioned, or reduced in size.
All single family homes must have a (2) car or more garage. No carports are allowed. Only ones already approved and existing will be allowed.
Any addition to an existing building, any exterior alteration modification or change to an existing building or any new detached structure MUST have the approval of the committee BEFORE any work is undertaken. Examples of such projects include a deck, greenhouse, storage shed, fireplace, fence, concrete surfaces and antennas.
If the above restrictions are followed our development will look good and there will be less letters of violations to send.
Ed Siegenthaler - President
Jeffrey Miller - Vice President
Joe Wright - Secretary
Robert Wroten - Treasurer
John Hartley - Director
John Allen - Director
WHAT IS THE PURPOSE OF THE BOARD MEMBERS? The Board Members are UNPAID VOLUNTEERS who meet monthly to discuss and vote on matters of concern for the Pleasant Hill Lakes Subdivision. In addition each member also volunteers to help at functions such as the Annual Meeting. They also call county representatives and contractors to get any community problems resolved.
The Board is at times actively involved in attending Board of County Commissioner and Planning Board Meetings to ensure that projects in our area do not have a detrimental effect on our land values and quality of life. The only compensation Board Members receive is the satisfaction of keeping their neighborhood a good one!
As you know we hold our Association meetings the 2nd Wednesday of each month. Our meetings start at 7 p.m. and are held at the Osceola County Fire Station 64 located at 3385 Pleasant Hill Road, Kissimmee, FL, 34746. Watch for the sign posted at our front entrance. This sign will alert you to the night of the meeting. Looking forward to seeing you at the meetings!
Realizing most homeowners do not read the Deed of Restrictions, By Laws or the ARC Criteria the following is a brief example of some of the important things to consider. They are in no particular order. Please go to our site menu, because we have links throughout the website for this information.
Lots may be used for single-family residential living units and for no other purpose. No more than one structure may be constructed or maintained on any lot. No lot shall be divided, subdivided, partitioned, or reduced in size.
All single family homes must have a (2) car or more garage. No carports are allowed. Only ones already approved and existing will be allowed.
Any addition to an existing building, any exterior alteration modification or change to an existing building or any new detached structure MUST have the approval of the committee BEFORE any work is undertaken. Examples of such projects include a deck, greenhouse, storage shed, fireplace, fence, concrete surfaces and antennas.
- ARB Application: Must be accompanied by (2) complete set of plans.
- Inoperable vehicles or vehicles under repair for a period longer than 48 (forty-eight) hours may be placed, kept, or stored upon the Property only if in a closed garage. No Lot shall be used as a junk yard or auto graveyard. None of the above-mentioned vehicles shall be permitted to be parked in the subdivision.
- All sheds are to be submitted to ARB committee for approval and must be maintained.
- No window air-conditions shall be permitted . Only A/C already existing and not visible from the road.
- In-ground swimming pools are permitted but above ground pools are strictly prohibited.
- Under no circumstances shall pulp, tin, or tar paper appear on any portion of the exterior of the building. No garage or accessory building shall be used as living quarters.
- Lots shall be kept mowed and maintained at all times.
- Boats and recreational vehicles shall be parked or stored behind forward front building line, and no closer than 5 feet to any property line.
- Parking of vehicles is permitted in garages and on driveways it is not permitted on roadway or on the lawn.
- Nothing shall be done or maintained on the property which may be or become obnoxious, illegal, harmful, offensive, or a nuisance.
If the above restrictions are followed our development will look good and there will be less letters of violations to send.
DWD Professional Management - Office Procedures (COVID-19)
Based on the Executive Order issued by Governor DeSantis on May 3rd, the new CDC guidelines that were issued last week, and upon reviewing the advice of the Association’s legal counsel, we are very pleased to announce that the Board has voted to reopen the community tennis court and playground beginning on Tuesday, June 1st. Therefore, beginning on June 1st, the common areas will reopen for all residents. The following rules will be in effect for these common areas of the Association:
COVID-19 Guidelines and Regulations
1. Anyone using this common area does so understanding the risk for being infected with COVID-19 and assumes that risk.
2. While present in this common area, unvaccinated individuals must maintain a distance of at least 6 feet from other individuals at all times, except for those individuals residing in the same household.
3. Anyone violating these rules will be subject to removal and/or subject to suspension of future rights to use this common area.
We appreciate everyone following these guidelines for the safety of all residents within our community.
In addition to the reopening of the common areas, the management office will also follow new procedures based on this new guidance at the local, state, and federal levels. Appointments will no longer be required to visit the office. Therefore, the lobby is now open from 9 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday for walk-ins. You may still contact our office to make an appointment if you would prefer. However, it will no longer be required.
We will still require that all visitors and staff wear face masks while inside the management office and that proper social distancing is followed. We also still encourage residents to conduct business online using the resident portal or on the phone as much as possible.
Please be advised that for the time being, all Board meetings will continue to be held via teleconference or videoconference.
We greatly appreciate everyone’s cooperation and understanding during this last year. This has been a difficult time for everyone, and we look forward to better times for us all in the coming months.
We will continue to monitor the situation at the local, state, and federal level and will provide updates to you as needed. We encourage all of our residents to follow the recommendations from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Florida Department of Health regarding COVID-19 in order to limit the spread of the disease and to keep your family and neighbors safe.
Please use the following links to the websites for the CDC and the Florida Department of Health.
Center for Disease Control: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
Florida Department of Health: http://www.floridahealth.gov/ or call the COVID-19 Hotline if you have questions at 866-779-6121.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office by phone at 407-251-2200 or by email at info@dwdpm.com. Take care, and stay safe.
COVID-19 Guidelines and Regulations
1. Anyone using this common area does so understanding the risk for being infected with COVID-19 and assumes that risk.
2. While present in this common area, unvaccinated individuals must maintain a distance of at least 6 feet from other individuals at all times, except for those individuals residing in the same household.
3. Anyone violating these rules will be subject to removal and/or subject to suspension of future rights to use this common area.
We appreciate everyone following these guidelines for the safety of all residents within our community.
In addition to the reopening of the common areas, the management office will also follow new procedures based on this new guidance at the local, state, and federal levels. Appointments will no longer be required to visit the office. Therefore, the lobby is now open from 9 AM – 5 PM Monday through Friday for walk-ins. You may still contact our office to make an appointment if you would prefer. However, it will no longer be required.
We will still require that all visitors and staff wear face masks while inside the management office and that proper social distancing is followed. We also still encourage residents to conduct business online using the resident portal or on the phone as much as possible.
Please be advised that for the time being, all Board meetings will continue to be held via teleconference or videoconference.
We greatly appreciate everyone’s cooperation and understanding during this last year. This has been a difficult time for everyone, and we look forward to better times for us all in the coming months.
We will continue to monitor the situation at the local, state, and federal level and will provide updates to you as needed. We encourage all of our residents to follow the recommendations from the Center for Disease Control (CDC) and the Florida Department of Health regarding COVID-19 in order to limit the spread of the disease and to keep your family and neighbors safe.
Please use the following links to the websites for the CDC and the Florida Department of Health.
Center for Disease Control: https://www.cdc.gov/coronavirus/2019-nCoV/index.html
Florida Department of Health: http://www.floridahealth.gov/ or call the COVID-19 Hotline if you have questions at 866-779-6121.
If you have any questions or concerns, please contact our office by phone at 407-251-2200 or by email at info@dwdpm.com. Take care, and stay safe.
