Speeding in Siena Oaks

The board and homeowners have been concerned about the vehicles speeding in the community. Police will be using radar and other devices to enforce our speed limits, giving citations where appropriate.

New Signs Installation

THIS THURSDAY!

Our new streets signs will be installed starting this Thursday, August 11 by The Beautiful Mailbox Company.

We hope the work will be complete by the end of next week.

Thanks to the Board for seeing this project from the idea-phase to fruition.

They are going to look great!

Siena Oaks Landscaping Notice

Our new landscaping company which will start next week, Pro Green Landscaping, continues to be on site today checking sprinklers and looking at the layout of the community.

They did our recent community-wide tree trimming.

This is the last week for GRC.

If you have any questions, reach out to the property manager: manager@sienaoakshoa.com
Thank you.

Neighborhood Crime Discussion with PBG Police

A good size crowd participated in person and on Zoom as three members of the Palm Beach Gardens Police discussed the recent break-in and people looking for unlocked cars. In fact, the city and Siena Oaks in particular, has an extremely low crime rate, and there is nothing to worry about if you take basic precautions. Joining Police Chief Clint Shannon were Major Paul Rogers and Sergeant Jeneve Labossiere leader of the Community Involvement Unit. They invited anyone in the neighborhood to contact them if they have any questions.

Green Signs – By Popular Demand

To Siena Oaks residents:

Thanks to all of you who submitted your input via email or on our Facebook poll regarding the color options for the street sign replacement project.
 
Green was by far the preferred color, though black and blue both received some votes.
 
The board is grateful for opportunities like this to get input from our residents.  We look forward to the completion of this beautification project with new street signs and poles as early as late August.
 
Best regards, 
Your Siena Oaks Board 

ATT Will Soon Be Digging Up Our Lawns

In the next 3-5 months, the AT&T Corporation plans to install new fiber optic cable in Siena Oaks, presumably to offer services competitive with our existing Comcast infrastructure. This will involve work along the utility easements that cross the front portions of most of our lawns. If you have lived here for more than a few years you will probably remember the mess that ensued from the last construction activity along the easement.

According to their letter, most (if not all) Siena Oaks properties will be affected by this, yet it is not clear how many residents are even interested in buying their service when it is available. Comcast internet service is included with our HOA assessments.

Tell us what you think by sending a note to manager@sienaoakshoa.com or by posting on the Siena Oaks Facebook Page.

For more information, please see:

Urgent Notice: Aggressive Breed Dog Attack

Yesterday, Thursday, May 12, in the late afternoon, a homeowner who was walking their dog in the vicinity of 1080 Siena Oaks Circle East was involved in a totally unprovoked attack by an unrestrained aggressive breed.

A car was driving past and the dog jumped out of the moving car’s open window.

Fortunately, the individual and their dog were not severely injured. A complaint/report is being filed by the victim with PBG Police/Animal Control.

Fortunately, there is a photo of the vehicle and license plate. We do not know if this vehicle or pet belongs to a resident or visitor of the community.

Previously, over the past few weeks, several people in the community have reported instances of neighborhood dogs roaming the neighborhood loose or off their leashes.

*** TO BE CLEAR:
ALL DOGS, NO MATTER WHAT SIZE OR TYPE, ARE TO BE ON A LEASH AT ALL TIMES IN THE SIENA OAKS COMMUNITY. *** NO EXCEPTIONS.

What You Should Do:
If you see or experience any such instances with loose dogs, you need to immediately call Palm Beach Gardens Police at #911 or on their non-emergency number (561-799-4445), based on the urgency of the situation.

They will dispatch a police officer and possibly a PBG code enforcement officer to issue a citation to the dog’s owner and make record of the situation, as needed.

We understand that some neighbors may be hesitant to call the police, however, this is the best course of action.
Why, you ask?

Reporting it by phone or email to my office will *not* result in action as I am not permitted to make a report on your behalf or file a complaint on incidents that I have not witnessed.

Let’s watch out for each other;
It’s important for all of us to work together to keep all neighbors safe, including our children, the elderly, and our pets.

If you have any questions or other concerns, please feel free to contact me at 561-622-9532or send email to manager@sienaoakshoa.com.

Regards,
David Offerman
Property Manager

New Board Takes the Dais

Although there was no quorum and the annual meeting could not be held, the lack of candidates made no board election necessary. Joining the existing 4 board members is new member Nikki Grippa. Thank you Nikki for stepping up to run.

The new board:


Nikki Grippa (Secretary), Sandy Mast, Lilian Basso (Treasurer), Saen Olson (President), Dave Blackburn (VP).

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