• HOA SSEP Committee, Friday, January 27, 2023 at 8:30am
• HOA Finance Committee, Monday, January 30, 2023 at 1:30pm
• HOA Board Workshop Meeting, Tuesday, February 7, 2023 at 1:00pm
• HOA Grounds Committee, Thursday, February 9, 2023 at 1:00pm
• HOA Architectural Review Committee (ARC), Tuesday, February 14, 2023 at 9:00 am
• HOA Communications Committee, Wednesday, February 15, at 1:00pm
• HOA Board Meeting, Wednesday, February 15, 2023 at 5:00pm
• HOA Activities Committee, Thursday, February 16, 2023 at 10:00am
• HOA Finance Committee, Thursday, February 23, 2023 at 1:30pm
• HOA SSEP Committee, Friday, February 24, 2023 at 8:30am
• HOA Architectural Review Committee (ARC), Tuesday, February 28, 2023 at 9:00 am

If you are planning to attend any of the published meetings please contact the HOA Office at hoaoffice@heronsglenhoa.org for registration information to attend via Zoom.

Visitors need to be registered through the visitor management system, please call (239) 360-3515 or 888-994-4117 or register visitors online at visitor management visitor management.

Option 1- Online Visitor Management at Dwelling Live: click link- Visitor Management
If you need registration information, please send an email to hoaoffice@heronsglenhoa.org.

Option 2- Call (239) 360-3515 or 888-994-4117 to register your guest. The message will be directly attached to your address if you are calling from a phone number you have registered in the system. When your guest arrives and provides your address, the guard will be able to access your voicemail approving the visitor. You may also leave any other messages or requests for security at the above telephone numbers. Once you leave a voicemail the guard will be immediately notified of the voicemail.

When calling if your phone number is registered in dwelling live you will hear the address your phone number is registered to.
• If you have more than one address at Herons Glen, then follow the prompts to select the address you are registering a visitor for.
• If you receive a message that your phone number is not registered, please contact the HOA Office at 239-731-0322 or send an email to Lori.hghoa@gmail.com. Please include your address and phone number if you send an email or leave a message for the HOA Office.

Leaving a voicemail on the visitor management security system:
Please speak as clearly as possible, provide the name of the person or company, and expected date of arrival, and how long you want the pass to be issued for. Before ending the call PRESS THE # BUTTON then you can end the call.

Do not call or leave a message on the main telephone number that is listed in your directory for the guardhouse. The guard will not receive the message. The main phone line is for the purpose of calling out not receiving messages.

The Communications Committee is looking for residents with experience working in the field of Communication or have an interest in various communication methods. If interested, please send your name and area of interest to lori.hghoa@gmail.com.

but why?

Mulch adds beauty, depth, and dimension to any landscape. Rather than leaving soil exposed and bare, try adding mulch to create a beautiful touch to your landscape and spruce up your yard. Mulching adds vibrant colors and manicured look to your garden or softscape bed; thus, adding to its curb appeal. It gives your lawn a finished and refined look by occupying the empty spaces, which also helps in making the maintenance an easier job.

Why should I use mulch?

Proper mulching is an essential component of any Florida-Friendly landscape. Perhaps most importantly, it is the cornerstone of a great weed-control program. Mulch keeps the soil moist longer after irrigation, too. This gives plant roots extra time to soak up water. Mulch also protects plants' roots from extreme temperatures by creating a buffer between the soil and the air.

And mulch isn't just good for your plants; it's good for your soil. Organic mulches can add nutrients to the soil as they decompose. This improves your soil's aeration, structure, drainage, and ability to hold nutrients. Mulch can even help reduce erosion and protect plants from certain diseases.

https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/care/planting/mulch.html

Before starting your landscaping project, installing a fountain or a flag pole please submit the required approval request form and support documents to the HOA Office by February 2nd before 2:00 pm for review at the February 9th Grounds Meeting.

Please review the Grounds Community Wide Landscape Standards before starting any work on your landscaping or related items. A copy of the standards is available on the table outside of the HOA Office, on the HOA Website at www.heronsglenhoa.org or you can click on the following link:

Grounds Standards & Requirements Booklet

Online Grounds Request Form

Download and print request form

Before submitting a Grounds Committee Approval Request Form- plan your project ahead of time, get the necessary information to describe the work you are planning, name of company doing the work, licenses, and insurance.

Choose a landscape company that has a Lee County Business Tax License, General Liability and Workers Comp or Workers Comp Exemption. Your request will not be reviewed until the items are provided. Herons Glen does not have a list of approved contractors.

Grounds Requests and the required documentation must be submitted by the Thursday prior to the scheduled meeting. Work cannot be started until the request is reviewed and approved by the Grounds Committee. The requests are approved at the Grounds Committee meeting by vote of committee members.

It is a violation to start a project without first receiving approval from the Grounds Committee.

The Grounds Committee Meeting held their regularly scheduled meeting on December 8, 2022

15 Resident requests were approved with 2 put on hold requiring further information.

Because of the ongoing cleanup from Ian, no inspections were done in December. The zone inspections began the first week of January before the January 12, 2023, Grounds Committee meeting.

Respectfully submitted,
Mary Wright
HOA Grounds Committee Liaison and Chairman

The Communications Committee is looking for residents with experience working in the field of Communication or have an interest in various communication methods. If interested, please send your name and area of interest to lori.hghoa@gmail.com.

The ARC received 50 applications for the month of December with 44 being approved, 2 denied and 4 place on hold for further information.

The ARC members were instructed to slowly enter violations using common judgement after the hurricane. Heading back to the normal inspections we encountered the same type of roof damage experienced after Irma as we were just catching up.

Respectfully Submitted, Andrew Cohen, Chair

ARC Application submission deadlines and meetings:

The deadline for the January 24th ARC meeting has passed.

For ARC application review at the February 14th ARC meeting, applications and support documents must be submitted by February 7th to the HOA Office.

For application review at the February 28th ARC meeting, applications and support documents must be submitted by February 21st to the HOA Office.

The HOA Activities Committee met on Thursday, December 15, 2022, at 10:00 AM. Present at this meeting were Pat Stuchly, Chair; Theresa McGarry, Bernadette Schirra, alternates Peggy Lindquist; zoom attendees were Debbie Baker and Jean Lambeseder.

Points discussed at this meeting included:

- Review of Christmas decorating at entrance– Nov. 15 & 16

- Review of Christmas Cart Parade – December 4, 2022

- Crime Prevention ID Theft, Dr. Kim Swanson which will be held on Thursday, February 23, 2023 from 11:00 to 1:00 pm

- Activities Fair – February 5, 2023 – 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Ballroom

Respectfully submitted,
Pat Stuchly, Chair

ARC Applications for exterior work and required documentation must be submitted by the Tuesday prior to the scheduled meeting. Work cannot be started until the application is reviewed and approved by the ARC. Applications are approved at the ARC meeting by vote of the committee members.

Applications are available at the HOA Office or can be found on the HOA Website

Click here – Architectural Review Committee Form You must complete this form and one of the attachments below:
Click Here – Exterior Paint Form
Click here – Exterior Work
Click here – Generator
Click here – Lanai Enclosure
Click here – Lanai Extension
Click here – Pool Installation
Click here – Neighbor Acknowledgement

Light Fixture and Post Replacement, please see guidelines in the standards above

Replacement of fixtures and posts requires approval. You may proceed with replacement and submit an application with photo of the installation. Please review the lighting standards and approved fixtures before installing. Lights that do not meet the standards will be a violation.

Light Fixtures:

Approved Model #HB7029-06 7.5 X 20.7 “Not available”
Comparable options allowed:

• Lamps Plus
• https://www.lampsplus.com/products/satco-central-park-21-inch-high-white-3-light-outdoor-post-light__6d563.html 7.5 X 21

Approved Model # P5482-30 9 3/8 X 21 3/4

• https://www.homedepot.com/p/Progress-Lighting-Welbourne-Collection-1-Light-Textured-White-Clear-Beveled-Glass-Traditional-Outdoor-Post-Lantern-Light-P5482-30/100467391

Comparable options allowed:

• Capitol Lighting
• https://www.1800lighting.com/maxim-lighting-westlake-21-inch-tall-outdoor-post-lamp-CP7013.html?piid=1164936 9.5 X 21

• Home Depot
• https://www.homedepot.com/p/Progress-Lighting-Welbourne-Collection-1-Light-Textured-White-Clear-Beveled-Glass-Traditional-Outdoor-Post-Lantern-Light-P5482-30/100467391 9.5 X 22

Please do not install an unapproved model of light fixture that does not meet the requirements listed in the standards.

Lee County has announced additional time for storm debris pickup. The FEMA contractor did come into Herons Glen yesterday and picked up loads until the end of the day but did not get everything set out. FEMA trucks will be back to pick up more debris but a deadline to set out debris is now February 1st. The HOA does not control the dates or deadlines set by the county or their contractors.

The following notice is from Lee County:

FOR IMMEDIATE RELEASE

Contact: Betsy Clayton, APR/CPRC Communications Director Lee County Government 239-533-2221 LeeCountyPIO@leegov.com.

Storm debris to be collected by end of January in some Lee County areas; additional neighborhoods now have February deadline County’s debris-hauling contractor will continue collections of storm debris in other areas

Fort Myers, FL, Jan. 17, 2023 – Lee County thanks residents who were given set-out deadlines in some unincorporated areas and have placed their remaining Hurricane Ian debris at the curb. The county reminds those residents that collection of storm debris in these areas will conclude once material that met the deadline has been picked up:

Lehigh Acres
• Gateway
• Briarcliff
• Daniels Parkway corridor
• Eagle Ridge
• Florida Gulf Coast University / Miromar areas
• Gasparilla Island / Boca Grande
• San Carlos Park
• The Villas

The county’s normal waste-collection services now will be the primary resource for residents in these areas to have vegetation and horticulture waste picked up. Residents should follow standard guidelines at www.leegov.com/solidwaste/residential..

At this time, Lee County has set a Feb. 1 deadline for the following unincorporated areas to place their remaining storm debris out for collection:

Whiskey Creek / McGregor
• Maravilla
• Pine Manor
• Page Park
• Beacon Manor
• Winkler Road corridor
• Royal Tee
• Burnt Store
• Herons Glen
• Tara Woods

Some areas do not yet have any deadline for debris set-out, and residents in those areas should continue to separate their household waste from storm debris. The county’s debris-hauling contractor will continue collections of storm debris in these areas of the county until it is complete.

Hurricane Ian left behind an estimated 10 million cubic yards of debris countywide, including debris the six municipalities. If you live in a city, check with your municipality about debris-hauling schedules.

Residents can track debris collection progress, learn how to stack debris and gather other Hurricane Ian debris information at www.leegov.com/storm/debris. Information about normal curbside pickup of garbage, recycling and yard waste can be found at www.leegov.com/solidwaste.

To receive updates from Lee County Government, sign up for the newsletter here: www.leegov.com/resources/newsletters Follow Lee County Government on Facebook, www.facebook.com/leecountyflbocc.

https://www.leegov.com/

The HOA rules require landscape beds to be mulched and maintained, but why?

Mulch adds beauty, depth, and dimension to any landscape. Rather than leaving soil exposed and bare, try adding mulch to create a beautiful touch to your landscape and spruce up your yard. Mulching adds vibrant colors and manicured look to your garden or softscape bed; thus, adding to its curb appeal. It gives your lawn a finished and refined look by occupying the empty spaces, which also helps in making the maintenance an easier job.

Why should I use mulch?

Proper mulching is an essential component of any Florida-Friendly landscape. Perhaps most importantly, it is the cornerstone of a great weed-control program. Mulch keeps the soil moist longer after irrigation, too. This gives plant roots extra time to soak up water. Mulch also protects plants' roots from extreme temperatures by creating a buffer between the soil and the air.

And mulch isn't just good for your plants; it's good for your soil. Organic mulches can add nutrients to the soil as they decompose. This improves your soil's aeration, structure, drainage, and ability to hold nutrients. Mulch can even help reduce erosion and protect plants from certain diseases.

https://gardeningsolutions.ifas.ufl.edu/care/planting/mulch.html

Happy New Year to all the owners and residents of Herons Glen. Your HOA Board is starting a new year with the same officers as 2022. Mary Wright is vice president, Edd Huetteman continues as Treasurer, Christine Kozak is secretary, and I am president. As a reminder, our committees and chairs serve a one-year term that coincides with our fiscal year which runs from October 1 through September 30 of the following year, but your board serves for the calendar year.

As you all recognize, we are now in the height of our “season”. Herons Glen, along with the rest of southwest Florida is full. The roads are crowded along with the restaurants, shops, stores and other businesses. It is especially important to use extra care while driving, biking, walking or using our golf carts during season. Please observe the 26mph speed limit on Herons Glen Boulevard and 16mph on side streets, and please stop at all stop signs so we can enjoy a safe season in our community.

Bids have been received to mill and overlay Herons Glen Boulevard. These are being reviewed and the best contractor will be selected shortly.

The Activities Committee is holding an Activities Fair in the Ballroom on Sunday, February 5th; please take this opportunity to explore the various activities available in the Glen, especially if you are a new resident. Also, on Monday, February 13th, the SSEP Committee will host the Firewise event, and the Activities Committee will sponsor bulk shredding.

Rick Romine

The Lee County FEMA contractor will be in Herons Glen on Tuesday, January 17th to do the final pass to pick up hurricane related debris. This will be one day only and one drive by only. Residents must put out all hurricane related debris by Monday, January 16th to take advantage of the free pickup. FEMA provided the HOA with this pickup date January 17th as a courtesy to help residents get ready for the final pickup.

Please send the HOA Office an email at hoaoffice@heronsglenhoa.org if you have hurricane debris out for pickup. We are mapping locations for pickup to forward to the FEMA contractor on Monday. Do not set anything additional out on Tuesday as it will likely be missed, and you will need to remove at your own expense. The contractor will not be returning to pick-up anything missed or set out after they pass through. Normal amounts of debris that would typically be picked by Wastepro will not be part of the debris pickup. After the final hurricane debris pickup on Tuesday, residents will be responsible to have any remaining debris hauled away as it occurs and not allow it to accumulate.

Hurricane debris must be piled on the sidewalk (not in the street). The debris removal equipment is operated from the truck and does not have a far reach. If the debris is too far up into your yard, they will only reach what they can get with the machine and leave the rest for you to depose of. Clean up after removal is a resident responsibility.

Lee County is receiving the FEMA funding to pay the Debris sub-contractor. This is not paid for by the HOA. The HOA does not haul debris from individual lots. It is the responsibility of the individual lot owner to arrange for their debris removal at their expense. By the HOA filing the right of entry forms on October 3rd with Lee County all residents received the opportunity of getting their debris hauled away for free and will not have to pay through additional assessments to have all the debris on the common areas hauled away. The debris removal by Lee County is a significant cost savings to the residents. This was done by the HOA filing the right of entry form to allow them to come into Herons Glen to do the debris pickup.

Visitors need to be registered through the visitor management system Call (239) 360-3515 or 888-994-4117 or register visitors online at visitor management.

The guard gate is experiencing lines of traffic due to residents not calling in or registering their visitors. We have received complaints about the backups. The only way to stop the major backups at the guardhouse is for residents to register their visitors through the systems provided.

On Wednesday, January 11th between 6:00 am and 12:30 pm, 230 visitors came in through the visitor gate. The guard experienced a high volume of visitors arriving this morning with the majority being unregistered. This caused the guard to have to contact each resident to gain authorization for the visitor to gain entry. This resulted long wait times in line to get in.

86 of the 230 visitors had passes previously issued that were scanned and they were let through. Approximately 10 seconds to complete.

36 of the 144 remaining visitors were issued passes for the amenities and did not require a call for authorization but the visitor did have to provide a driver’s license and be manually entered into the system. Approximately 20-30 seconds to complete.

3 of the 144 passes issued were preregistered by residents. The visitor did have to provide a driver’s license, guard confirms in the system and issues a pass. Approximately 10-20 seconds to complete.

105 of the 144 passes required authorization from the resident before a pass could be issued. The guard made 105 phone calls this morning. Guard calls each number the resident has provided to reach someone. If a call is coming in the guard must answer it or wait until the caller finishes leaving a message on the mainline before starting the calls to the resident, they need authorization from. Approximately 40 seconds to 2 minutes to complete if the resident is reached. If not, then the visitor must be turned away. Additional time when visitor gets upset making the line up behind them longer.

Residents need to use one of the following options to register visitors:

Option 1- Online Visitor Management at Dwelling Live: click link-

Visitor Management

If you need registration information, please send an email to hoaoffice@heronsglenhoa.org.

Option 2- Call (239) 360-3515 or 888-994-4117 to register your guest. The message will be directly attached to your address if you are calling from a phone number you have registered in the system. When your guest arrives and provides your address, the guard will be able to access your voicemail approving the visitor. You may also leave any other messages or requests for security at the above telephone numbers. Once you leave a voicemail the guard will be immediately notified of the voicemail.

When calling if your phone number is registered in dwelling live you will hear the address your phone number is registered to.

• If you have more than one address at Herons Glen, then follow the prompts to select the address you are registering a visitor for.
• If you receive a message that your phone number is not registered, please contact the HOA Office at 239-731-0322 or send an email to Lori.hghoa@gmail.com Please include your address and phone number if you send an email or leave a message for the HOA Office.

Leaving a voicemail on the visitor management security system:
Please speak as clearly as possible, provide the name of the person or company, and expected date of arrival, and how long you want the pass to be issued for. Before ending the call PRESS THE # BUTTON then you can end the call.

Do not call or leave a message on the main telephone number that is listed in your directory for the guardhouse. The guard will not receive the message. The main phone line is for the purpose of calling out not receiving messages.

Registration for Visitors, Vendors and Contractors

Online Visitor Management-
click link- Visitor Management

• Update your contact information and add emergency contacts.
• Register your guests for gate entry online at Dwelling Live

If you are not able to log into Dwelling Live, please send an email to hoaoffice@heronglenhoa.org. Please include your address and telephone number.

If you prefer to call on the phone to register your guest, please call the security line for Guest Registration at (239) 360-3515 or 888-994-4117. The message will be directly attached to your address if you are calling from a phone number you have registered in the system. When your guest arrives and provides your address, the guard will be able to access your voicemail approving the visitor.

If your phone number is registered in dwelling live:
Call 239-360-3515 or 888-994-4117
You will hear the address your phone number is registered to.

• If you have more than one address at Herons Glen, then follow the prompts to select the address you are registering a visitor for.
• If you receive a message that your phone number is not registered, please contact the HOA Office at 239-731-0322 or send an email to Lori.hghoa@gmail.com Please include your address and phone number if you send an email or leave a message for the HOA Office.

Leaving a voicemail at 239-360-3515 or 888-994-4117
Please speak as clearly as possible, provide the name of the person or company, and expected date of arrival, and how long you want the pass to be issued for. Before ending the call PRESS THE # BUTTON then you can end the call.

Do not leave a voice mail at the main guard house number to register your visitor. Please use the numbers listed above.

Monthly Report of the Meeting of December 15, 2022,
for the HOA Workshop Board Meeting, January 3, 2023

The HOA Activities Committee met on Thursday, December 15, 2022, at 10:00 AM. Present at this meeting were Pat Stuchly, Chair; Theresa McGarry, Bernadette Schirra, alternates Peggy Lindquist; zoom attendees were Debbie Baker and Jean Lambeseder.

Points discussed at this meeting included:
• Review of Christmas decorating at entrance– Nov. 15 & 16
• Review of Christmas Cart Parade – December 4, 2022
• Crime Prevention ID Theft, Dr. Kim Swanson which will be held on Thursday, February 23, 2023 from 11:00 to 1:00 pm
• Activities Fair – February 5, 2023 – 12:00 PM – 3:00 PM Ballroom

Next Meeting to be held on Monday, January 16, 2023, at 10:00 AM

Respectfully submitted,
Pat Stuchly, Chair

Sub committee of the SSEP Committee
2022 Annual Report

CERT is an acronym for Community Emergency Response Team. It is a nationwide program run by Fire Departments across the country. Members learn basic first aid, triage, fire suppression, light search and rescue and other skills necessary to aid and protect us and neighbors following a disaster. CPR classes are also offered to members through the American Heart Association.

We just finished a basic class and Herons Glen now has 32 members throughout the community.
Hurricane Ian presented us with several lessons. Last year the HOA purchased two-way radios to enable the neighborhood captains to communicate following a disaster. We tested the radios several times during the year and they always worked perfectly. However, when the power went out, the radios were not effective. In order to mitigate this issue, the HOA is investigating the possibility of installing a generator to insure continuous power.

I’d like to thank our four neighborhood captains: Steve Lucas, Karen Wills, Barbara Peet and Tim Kerns.

The NFMFD held a Christmas Toy Drive and the response from the residents of the Glen was overwhelming.

We plan to conduct another Basic Class during the first quarter of next year.

Respectfully submitted,
Howard Nutt, CERT Leader 2022

(SSEP Committee) Year ending Report for 2022

Below is a list of items the SSEP has accomplished for year ending 2022.
As a committee, SSEP continues to be open to suggestions from homeowners and encourages residents to continue expressing their ideas and to know that their suggestions will be thoughtfully and kindly considered.

Accomplishments:

1. Firewise community day 2022 raised a little over around $6,700.00 for the fallen firefighters of SWFL. The Firewise check presentation was held on 2/21/22 in the Herons Glen Ballroom. The donation of funds was disturbed to the firefighters Local 1826 of Fort Myers, the Leroy Nottingham foundation.
2. The SSEP continues to review all damaged Sidewalk and Curbing and reports their findings to the HOA.
3. The SSEP committee along with LCSO sponsored a READY class in January that was well attended.
4. The SSEP committee along with LCSO presented an animal cruelty program last February.
5. The SSEP Firewise committee has set the date for its annual firewise event which will be held on 2/13/23.
6. SSEP and LCSO has set a date of May 19 for the car fit program.
7. SSEP and LCSO are working together on having cameras installed at the guard house.
8. North Fort Myers Fire department and LCSO held a community event to educate the community on proper personal emergency preparedness and procedures.
9. The SSEP’s subcommittee CERT was activated twice this year, first was a tropical storm and second was hurricane IAN.
10. The SSEP committee was in contact with Joyce Gillespie during and after hurricane IAN. The SSEP committee and some volunteers from Heron’s glen monitored the front gate after the storm until the guards reported back to work. The SSEP committee provided food to Robert’s landscaping during the storm clean up.
11. SEEP had discussions regarding the relocate of the CERT radio antenna and repeater because of loss of power. Possible location will be the guard house.
12. The SSEP provided traffic control for the craft fair.
13. Firewise 2023 renewal has been received and will be submitted for approval to the NFPA.
14. SSEP provided traffic control for the Christmas cart parade.
15. CERT Leadership Change: Howard Nutt has resigned his position and has requested that Barry Glaudel be appointed the new CERT leader. Pending board approval, this will be effective January 2023.
16. Firewise 2022/2023 renewal is complete, and certificate has been received.

I would like to thank each committee member for their time and hard work over the past year.

Respectfully submitted,
Craig J. Woolley, Chair

The past few months have been a challenge for all of us in cleaning up our property after Ian. Thank you all for working hard at that. Because of Ian, the Committee did no inspections in October and November. Now that the debris has been picked up and things are returning to normal, the inspections will be renewed.

The Committee rewrote the Grounds Standards, and those changes were sent out for resident comments. They will be approved at the HOA Board meeting following this annual meeting.

The Grounds Committee reviewed 164 resident requests in 2022. The majority of them were approved. Some of the requests were approved with additional conditions or delayed until more information was forthcoming.

The Committee did monthly inspections to note violations to the Landscape Standards. If a resident had a question on a violation or wanted clarification, we either met with them or contacted them via email.

The Committee continued to monitor yard waste that is put out on the street before 6 pm the night before pickup. The number of violations noted has been declining. Thank you all for that.

The Committee wants to thank all the residents who correct any violation notices they receive and to encourage everyone to read the landscape standards before embarking on any landscape projects. If you have any questions, please contact the HOA office and they can direct your queries to the Committee.

I want to thank all the volunteers who have served on the Committee this past year and Joyce Gillespie, Kim Rambo and Lori Roy for their help and hard work. I would also like to thank our previous HOA Board liaison, Rich Strout and previous Chairman Basil Pappas.

Thank you all again for keeping Herons Glen a beautiful place to live.

Respectfully submitted,
Mary Wright, HOA Board Liaison to Grounds Committee

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