As with all of Hillsborough County homeowners, Providence Lakes would like to remind its residents that the recently distributed new trash cans can be swapped for a smaller size if desired. Residents who would like to exchange their roll carts for a smaller size can contact waste management through Saturday, March 15 at 621-3053. Any downsizes in cans after that period will be charged a $30 fee, so if residents are finding it difficult to fill the larger-sized cans, now is the time to swap for a smaller size.
Recycling no longer needs to be sorted; everything can be thrown into the same bin. Cans only need to be placed at the curb the night before trash day; at least three feet apart from each other and from mailboxes, cars, plants, fire hydrants and poles. For more information, visit http://www.hillsboroughcounty.org/index.aspx?NID=2945.
Providence Lakes is a Deed Restricted community. The Providence Lakes Master Association (PLMA), or the homeowners association, is made up of volunteer homeowners. The PLMA holds board meetings once a month which are open to Providence Lakes homeowners. The current president of the PLMA is Bob Berry. Residents can visit the PLMA Website to find information about their neighborhood and contact board members like Berry at www.providencelakeshoa.com.
