Annual Meeting Recap and Elections Results

Thank you to everyone who attended the annual meeting. We successfully established a quorum, allowing us to proceed with the meeting and elections.

We are pleased to report that the minutes from the 2023 annual meeting were approved, along with the 2025 operational budget. Following the meeting agenda, elections were held, and the membership voted to retain five directors on the board. The election process adhered to our bylaws, and a motion passed from the floor to elect the below five directors as the 2025 Board of Directors.

We are proud to announce the elected directors and their positions effective today:

• President: Mr. Chris Anderson
• Vice-President: Mr. Lazaro Rivero
• Secretary: Mr. Bobby Bennett
• Treasurer: Ms. Amanda Andrade
• Director: Mr. Kenneth Nelson

Please mark your calendars for the next board meeting scheduled for January 14th, 2025, at 6:30 PM via Zoom. We will send out the board members’ email and contact information shortly. For those who could not attend the meeting, I have attached the meeting package for your review, and the signed budget will also be shared soon.

Thank you once again to all homeowners who participated in the meeting!

Parking Policy

General Guidelines:

• Parking on the streets is permitted only if you do not have available space in your driveway or garage.

Odd Months: (January, March, May, July, September, November)

• Street Parking: Allowed on the NORTH side of 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 Streets.
• 171 Terrace: Parking allowed on the EAST side.
• 167 Avenue: Parking allowed on the WEST side.
• Cul-de-sacs: Parking allowed facing the same traffic pattern.

Even Months: (February, April, June, August, October, December)

• Street Parking: Allowed on the SOUTH side of 8, 10, 12, 14, and 16 Streets.
• 171 Terrace: Parking allowed on the WEST side.
• 167 Avenue: Parking allowed on the WEST side.
• Cul-de-sacs: Parking allowed facing the same traffic pattern.

Prohibited Parking:

• No parking allowed at any time on the curve.
• Do not park in front of any driveways or mailboxes.
• During bulk pickup, please avoid parking in front of trash set out for collection.
• Strictly Enforced: No parking on any street from 12:00 AM to 6:00 AM daily.
• No parking on swale grass or any landscape areas.

For a complete overview of parking regulations, please click here.

Bulk Pickup Guidelines

The City of Pembroke Pines provides bulk pickup service for all residents. This service is performed for Lido Isles zone on the 2nd and 4th Mondays of each month, including holidays (except Christmas Day).

• No bulk pickup items may be placed out prior to Saturday morning for collection.
• All bulk items must be placed in the swale area in front of your residence, not the side or any other area except the front.
• No items are to be placed on the road.

Please review the city's guidelines for how many items or authorized items are considered for bulk trash at easternwaste.com/pembroke-pines.

• Subject: Important Safety Alert: Cottonmouth Snake Bite Incident

• We want to inform you about a recent incident involving a cottonmouth snake bite reported by a homeowner in Lido Isles. Since May, there have been six similar incidents in nearby communities, including Silver Lakes and Town Gate. This is the first reported case in our neighborhood.To ensure your safety, we urge everyone to follow these precautions:
  1. Immediate Action: If bitten, call 911 right away. Prompt paramedic response is crucial, and they will also contact Venom One for further assistance.
  2. Local Resources: Memorial Miramar, located next door, is equipped with the anti-venom (Anavip) and can administer it as soon as a patient arrives. The Venom One team will provide follow-up care and monitoring.
  3. Identification Matters: Knowing how to identify a cottonmouth snake can expedite the response and treatment process. In this case, mentioning it was a cottonmouth helped streamline care.
  4. Awareness During Hatching Season: Please be cautious, as this is hatching season, and young snakes may be more prevalent.

  Your safety is our priority, so please stay vigilant and don’t hesitate to reach out if you have any concerns.

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