| Lake Padgett Estates Civic AssociationAn all-volunteer nonprofit organization serving the LPE residents since 1975 |
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The LPECA is an all-volunteer, nonprofit organization that has been serving our residents since 1975. Let's all do our part and help by becoming a member of the LPECA - together we can accomplish so much more. We now offer the ease of paying your dues conveniently online or you may mail in a check. Annual membership dues range from $25 to $100 and help defray the costs of our events, programs and community improvements. Which include our ongoing Movies in the Park, Spring & Fall Community Yard Sales, Annual Residents Appreciation Day Picnic, Valentine's Scanvenger Hunt, Spring Egg Hunt, Halloween Trunk n Treat, Holiday Lights Decorating and December Holiday Kids Crafting event, along with maintaining and updating our 5 entrances and other projects that benefit our community. Click on the graphic above to join or renew your LPECA membership. As a reminder you must be a current member and logged into your/family profile in order to view our Members' Only area. |
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Home LPECA P.O. Box 273, Land O Lakes, FL 34639 Info@lpeca.org
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Lake Padgett Estates slideshow: 1. Lake Saxon Sunset-LPE Resident R. Cox 2. Laird Park/East Lake Event-Civic Association Annual Resident Appreciation Day (April 2019) 3. Civic Assoc. Annual Resident Appreciation Day TampaBay Water Ski Show Team performs-Laird Park (April 2019) 4. Kaminski Park & Stables-Lake Padgett Estates 5,6, & 7. Resident's Trunk or Treat Event 2019 -Lake Saxon Park |
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Reminder: The LPE Civic Association is not responsible for the LPE parks & recreational areas those are managed by the LPE ISD Board of Supervisors and a paid management company.
Thank you to our Movies-in-the-Park event co-sponsor and LPECA supporter: Oakesins.com or call 813-996-4111 | Upcoming events
| Are you interested in volunteering with your neighbors and fellow LPE residents? Join the LPE Civic Association and learn how you can help out. Whether you can offer only a little of your time occasionally or you'd like to volunteer to serve on a committee or perhaps work your way up to serving on the board- we all benefit when we help one another. Let us know if you're interested. Email us at info@LPECA.org
STREET LIGHTS OUT? Reporting a streetlight that is out is easy. Help us to light up our streets and walkways by following instructions from Duke Energy Website at Streetlight Repair Request
WHAT'S YOUR NUMBER? For your safety and to allow your home to be quickly located in case of an emergency all house numbers on mailboxes and driveways must meet Pasco County Code requirements. Numbers must be attached to the home and located near the front entrance. |
Community News & Updates:
| We Need Your Help! CODE VIOLATIONS: It's everyone's responsibility. Be part of the solution and not the problem. Know the County Codes! Help educate others, maybe help a neighbor in need, or ask for help yourself, talk to a neighbor or contact Pasco County Code Enforcement and file a complaint. The LPE Civic Association's position on our community code enforcement is that when the LPE's original deed restrictions expired many years ago, it required the LPE residents to be governed and the community would now need to adhere to the Pasco County Ordinances. These County Ordinances allow for our community to maintain a basic standard for all properties within our community. These standards are made and enforced by the county and supported by the LPE Civic Association. These standards also help to protect property values for everyone. Know the codes...follow the codes! Learn more at:
Common Code Violations for Pasco:
How the County Code Violation Notice Process Works -Inspections are made resulting from complaints received. Once a complaint is received, an exterior property inspection is conducted based upon the complaint. If the complaint is valid, a violation notice is issued to the owner of the property. If a violation notice is issued, the County gives the property owner time to make corrections. If violations are not corrected, and after consultation with the County Attorney's Office, legal proceedings can be initiated against the property owner. |