Announcements

Are you looking for a way to give back to your community? Are you interested in meeting new people in the community? If so, please consider volunteering for the community Grounds/ARC Committee. Your Board of Directors is actively looking for volunteers to help in preserving the curb appeal of your community. The responsibility of the Grounds/Architectural Control Committee members is as follows: ~ The combined HOA Committee would oversee responsibilities related to Architectural Review, Landscaping, and Pool operations within the community. Committee members would review homeowner ARC requests for exterior modifications, monitor and provide recommendations regarding community landscaping and maintenance needs, and assist with oversight of pool area conditions, rules, and improvement recommendations. The committee would serve in an advisory role to the HOA Board by helping maintain community standards, appearance, safety, and overall property values while ensuring consistency with the HOA governing documents and community guidelines. ~The Committee meets once a month or as needed. ~ During the monthly meeting, the committee reviews any applications that have been submitted for any improvements, changes or additions to the exterior of a lot. ~ Committee Members will need to be appointed by the Board of Directors and must be in good standing with the Association.

CALUSA CREEK HEARING COMMITTEE - YOUR BOARD OF DIRECTORS IS ACTIVELY LOOKING FOR VOLUNTEERS. HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBERS RESPONSIBILITIES: HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBERS MUST BE OWNERS ON TITLE HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBERS MUST BE APPOINTED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBERS MAY NOT BE RELATED TO CURRENT BOARD MEMBERS HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBERS MUST BE IN GOOD STANDING WITH THE HOA (CURRENT ON ASSESSMENT AND NO OPEN VIOLATIONS) THE HEARING COMMITTEE MEETS EVERY OTHER MONTH (IF THERE ARE FINES PENDING REVIEW) DURING THE MEETINGS, HEARING COMMITTEE MEMBERS WILL REVIEW ANY FINES THAT HAVE BEEN SUBMITTED *Please note that the Hearing Committee directly impacts the curb appeal for the community by assisting in the enforcement of violations throughout the community. Violations in the community can have a direct impact on potential home sales and rentals. If you are interested in joining the committee or just hearing more about the committee, please contact Excelsior Community Management LLC at (813) 349-6552 or CalusaCreek@ExcelsiorCommunity.com.

Dear Residents, Hillsborough County remains under a mandatory Modified Phase III ("Extreme") Water Shortage Order due to ongoing drought conditions. All residents, including those using private wells, must follow the one-day-per-week watering schedule that has been extended through October 1, 2026. Watering Schedule (Based on House Number): 0–1: Monday 2–3: Tuesday 4–5: Wednesday 6–7: Thursday 8–9: Friday Important Restrictions: Lawn irrigation is limited to your assigned watering day only. Flower beds, shrubs, and trees may be hand-watered or irrigated with micro-irrigation on any day, but only before 8:00 AM or after 6:00 PM. Reclaimed water users may irrigate any day, except 10:00 AM–4:00 PM. Home car washing is allowed only on your watering day and must use a hose with an automatic shutoff nozzle. Routine aesthetic pressure washing is prohibited unless required for health, safety, or preparation for painting/sealing. Decorative fountains are limited to 4 hours per day. Thank you for doing your part to protect our water supply. Please note you will likely see heat stress to the plants and turf in the HOA common areas due to the limited length of time the HOA can water all the landscape areas.

The Board has approved some tree work in the community that will begin this week. The palm fronds will be trimmed on the 6 sabal palms in the community. The 18 dead oak trees will be removed and back filled with dirt. The trees will be cut down and left at the curbs for the yard waste garbage truck to pick up. The week of July 6th the 63 magnolia trees in the community will be trimmed.

Restoring Water Pressure in your Faucets by Cleaning Aerators. A faucet aerator may be found at the end of your kitchen, bathroom, and utility room's waterspout. Aerators add air to your water to reduce splashes and optimize the flow of water. As time goes by, they may get clogged, reducing water pressure. A properly working aerator has multiple purposes, including: Reducing the amount of water that comes out of the faucet. Shaping the stream of water. Maintaining or improving the water pressure. Preventing water from splashing when it hits your hands, the sink, a glass, or anything else. Catching debris and other particles that may have gotten into the water. Tips Plug the drain so you don't lose any small parts. Take the aerator off the end of the faucet. You should be able to unscrew it with a wrench or pliers. Covering the pliers with electrical tape will keep them from damaging the aerator. Clean the aerator screen and parts. You can use a toothbrush and water to scrub debris off the pieces. Be sure the holes in the screen are clear. Soaking the aerator parts overnight in white vinegar will remove lime scale and calcium build-up from hard water. As you take the aerator apart to clean it pay attention to which order and how they fit. That will make it easier to put them back together when you're done. If a lot of the parts are broken or cracked, it's usually best to take the aerator to a hardware or home improvement store to get a replacement. Reassemble the aerator and screw it back on the faucet. It doesn't have to be very tight. If water leaks above the aerator after you've hand-tightened it, use the pliers to give it a small turn. Reference: Stephen hallo III (3/14/21) How to Clean a Clogged Faucet Aerator. https://www.thespruce.com/clearing-a-bl ... or-2718807

Join your neighbors at the Calusa Creek Community Yard Sale! Spend the day exploring a variety of gently used treasures, from household items and décor to clothing, toys, and more. It’s the perfect chance to find great deals, meet new people, and enjoy a fun, friendly neighborhood atmosphere. Whether you're buying, selling, or just browsing, there’s something for everyone—don’t miss out!

Please join my meeting from your computer, tablet or smartphone. https://meet.goto.com/Excelsior/calusacreekofhillsboroughhoa You can also dial in using your phone. Access Code: 677-901-581 United States: +1 (408) 650-3123 MEETING AGENDA I. Call to order II. Proof of Notice/Establish Quroum III. Approval of Meeting Minutes IV. New Business A. 2026 Formal Budget Approval V. Member Comments & Concerns (All comments and questions will occur after the board has gone through all the items on the agenda. Please note that all questions must pertain to items on the agenda.) VI. Next Meeting Date VII. Adjourn.

Register in advance for this meeting: https://us02web.zoom.us/meeting/register/Yotr9L-ARNC5tO9ssWUatA MEETING AGENDA I. Call to order II. Proof of Notice/Establish Quroum III. Approval of Meeting Minutes IV. New Business A. Work Order Repairs B. Cameras (Based on Community Feedback) C. Pool Flood Lights D. New Management Company V. Member Comments & Concerns (All comments and questions will occur after the board has gone through all the items on the agenda. Please note that all questions must pertain to items on the agenda.) VI. Next Meeting Date VII. Adjourn.

Our CPA is completing the final review of the financial audit. We’ll share an update as soon as it’s finalized.

Please review the parking guidelines available in the governing documents section. Violations will be subject to fines as outlined in the CC&Rs.

Calusa Creek Homeowners Association will be ending its management contract with PMI Arrico Realty effective March 27, 2026.

The 2026 annual HOA meeting will be held on February 16th at 6:30PM PM at the Riverview Public Library. All homeowners are encouraged to attend.