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Welcome to Alafaya Woods Community Site
The community of Alafaya Woods is
located within the city limits of
Oviedo, in the
southeast corner of
Seminole County,
Florida. Conveniently located near the
University of
Central
Florida,
Seminole
Community College and the Reformed Theological
Seminary, residents of Alafaya Woods also benefit from some of the finest
"A"-rated public schools in
Central Florida.
Oviedo,
once listed among the fastest growing cities in the country, is easily
accessible from the Greeneway (State Road 417) and boasts choice restaurants,
varied shopping establishments, a multiplex movie theater and the Oviedo
Marketplace Mall. Some of the finest
public parks in
Seminole
County are located in
Oviedo, including a state-of-the-art skate
park, Olympic-size swimming facility and sports complex. The Cross Seminole Trail is just the place to do
it. You can access the trail in
Oviedo
at the intersection of 434 and 426.
For more information on the trail go to www.co.seminole.fl.us/trails/trails_crosssem.asp.
All this and more make the location of
Alafaya Woods and the over 2,200 homes therein a most attractive place to live.
Alafaya Woods is a covenant controlled
subdivision governed by the elected Board of Directors of the Alafaya Woods
Homeowners' Association. The Association is a
Florida registered not-for-profit
corporation. If you own a home in Alafaya Woods you are automatically a member
of the Homeowners' Association.
The
City of
Oviedo
has a new downtown develop planned. The first phase is to begin the fall of
2007.
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Notice of a Public Meeting
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Dear Alafaya Stakeholder,
The focus meeting tentatively scheduled for Feb. 26, 2010 has been canceled to allow better notice for attendees, per our telephone discussions.
A public meeting is being scheduled for March 8, 2010 with City Council to discuss stakeholder benefits with the City Of Oviedo’s potential purchase of the privately owned wastewater facility, known as Alafaya Utilities, Inc.
Facts about the Alafaya Utilities Inc Wastewater Service:
· All of the Alafaya customers are also City potable water customers.
· There are 7,523 sewer customers, covering 60% of the City water services
· There are currently 1,258 reclaimed customers.
· Average customer is billed 7,000 gals/month
Additional stakeholder meetings will be held after the March 8, 2010 Council workshop, as appropriate.
I look forward to working with you all on this potentially beneficial project.
If you have any question, please contact me, Josef Grusauskas, Oviedo Utilities Manager @ 407-971-5679 407-971-5679 .
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Posted by tchadmin on Thursday, February 25 @ 09:24:33 CST (8 reads)
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ALAFAYA WOODS COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE
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ALAFAYA WOODS COMMUNITY GARAGE SALE
FEBRUARY 13, 2010.
FROM: 8:00 a.m. to 1:00 p.m.
The HOA will advertise. We will place signs along Alafaya Woods Blvd and Mitchell
Hammock. Residents will be responsible to place their own directional signs on their
corners.
Please visit the City of Oviedo’s website if you wish to advertize along the BLVD as well.
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Posted by tchadmin on Monday, January 25 @ 13:02:59 CST (34 reads)
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Holiday Lights Contest Winners
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Congratulations to our Holiday Lights Contest Winners!
Prize First Place $100.00 Gift Card for Best in Show
1021 Cox
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Prize Second Place $ 75.00 Gift Card for Most Creative
1056 Neely
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Prize Third Place $50.00 Gift Card for Most Lights
1003 McKinnon
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Posted by tchadmin on Tuesday, December 22 @ 20:13:41 CST (31 reads)
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Oviedo Crime Alert on Mail Thefts
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Between December 9th thru 14th mail was stolen from 10 different victims in the Sanctuary and Little Creek Subdivisons. All mail taken was from mailboxes with the pick up flag left up overnight
Anyone who may have seen suspicious activity in the affected subdivisions should contact the Oviedo Police Department at 407-971-5711 or CrimeLine at 1-800-423-TIPS.
Nationally the theft of mail from residential mailboxes is an increasing problem. Con artists use this as a means to obtain your identity information and to steal checks and other items of value. This problem can be reduced or minimized by following these tips:
o Do not leave outgoing mail in your unlocked mailbox.
o Deposit mail in a blue collection box or inside your local post office. Don't leave mail in a collection box that is full.
o Make sure your home mailbox is in good condition. Mail that is exposed can be damaged by bad weather and is visible to thieves.
o Promptly pick up your incoming mail after it is delivered.
o Get together with neighbors and the Postal Service and arrange for the installation of locked group mailboxes for neighborhood delivery. These are known as Neighborhood Delivery & Collection Box Units (NDCBU). Each address has an individual locked unit for delivery and collection. A minimum of seven neighbors is needed to sign a petition requesting an NDCBU.
o Purchase a locked mailbox or convert your unlocked box to the lockable type. Make sure the mail slot is large enough for the letter carrier to insert your mail. The letter carrier cannot pick up mail from this type of box.
o Arrange for your mail to be delivered to a Post Office box for a small fee.
o Have regular income checks deposited electronically into your bank account via direct deposit.
o Promptly contact the senders if you do not receive credit cards, checks, or other valuable mail.
o Notify the post office and mailers if you change your address. When going on vacation, have the post office hold your mail or have a trusted friend or neighbor pick up your mail after delivery.
o Be observant of activities on your street, including those near your letter carrier, the postal vehicle, residential mailboxes, and collection boxes.
o If you see suspicious persons or activity, call 911 while the suspects are still present.
By following these tips and using common sense, you can lessen your chances of being a victim of mail theft and possible identity theft. If you have questions about postal regulations, contact your local postmaster.
Oviedo Police Department
Officer Grace Robertson
Crime Prevention Officer
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Posted by tchadmin on Tuesday, December 15 @ 09:38:31 CST (39 reads)
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