This HOA only manages the following sections: Windrose, Cordova, Enclave, Ibis Cove, Highland, Flagstone, and Savannah

Your volunteer Architectural Change Committee (ACC) members work as quickly as possible to review and approve all requests. In South Fork III, many requests can be approved within 1-2 weeks. Some requests may take longer and homeowners should submit requests 30-days ahead of any planned projects to give adequate time to review your request.

FirstService Residential performs drive-through inspections in our community. Any maintenance issues that appear to need attention are noted and a letter may be sent to the homeowner informing them of the problem(s). It is up to each homeowner to quickly correct the problem, or contact FirstService Residential with an approximate date of when the problem will be corrected (for example, your lawn has large dead patches and you intend to re-sod within 60-days). Homeowners will receive a second letter from the management company approximately 14 days after the first letter if the problem is not corrected. Board members are advised of significant problems after 60 days for a final letter leading to subsequent fining by the Board and Fining Committee or attorney action when needed. All homeowners are encouraged to maintain their property in South Fork III, which enhances the overall property value of individual homes and the community in general.

You may submit an email to FirstService Residential directly or use the form on this website for issues that are of serious concern to you. Examples might include roaming pets, lawn maintenance issues, or items being stored improperly in view. The management company will either review the complaint on their next inspection or ask board members to verify the problem before sending a letter to the homeowner.

Please refer to the approved budget. Found Here Failure to pay dues or respond to late notices will result in legal action through a lien foreclosure on your property.

Our property management company is FirstService Residential. If you need information regarding your HOA dues payment, need to submit an architectural request form, or have any other questions, you may contact FirstService Residential at:


FirstService Residential
2870 Scherer Drive N., Suite 100 | St. Petersburg, FL 33716
Phone: 866-378-1099
Email: vince.pino@fsresidential.com

You may pay your HOA payments three different ways; mail in your payment, set-up automatic withdraw or pay online. Please remember there is a service fee for online payments. Payment can be made [Coming Soon]. You can also view how to setup payment be refering to the ACH document HERE or by setting up a Paydici account HERE

$26.80 Quarterly

Yes, the HOA Board of Directors has required paperwork that must be filled out and approved before the tenant can move it. Please contact the Administrative Assistant for the required forms.

Mail:
South Fork of Hillsborough III
c/o FirstService Residential
2870 Scherer Drive N., Suite 100 | St. Petersburg, FL 33716

No, standard cable is not covered in your HOA dues.

Hillsborough County is divided up into five residential solid waste collection districts. One of the three companies the county contracts serves each district. Enter your street address below for collection schedules and hauler information.
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1. If your trash or recycling is not picked up on your designated day, call your provider
2. You can also report a missed trash pickup or other trash related issue using At Your Service. We always suggest you start with the hauler directly, as it will reduce your waiting time significantly.

If the toilet continuously runs, but the tank behinf where you sit does not fill up with water, then you need to arrange a service call with a plumber (the inner components of the toilet probably need to be replaced) If there is a leak from the bowl or from the base of the toilet, please call for a service call. A much bigger problem with the floor could develop if this is not addressed quickly.

If you pull the diverter (the knob on yout tub spout that starts the water spray) up, and there is still a large amount of water coming from the tub spout, then you need to arrang a service call with a plumber (probobly the tub vaulve needs to be replaced). If the sink consistently drips, you need to arrange a service call with a plumber (probobly the sink faucet needs to be rebuitl or replaced).

If the garbage disposal does not work when you turn it on, try pushing the red reset button on the bottom of most garbage disposals under the sink. If that does not work, then you need to arrange a service call with a plumber.

Check the breaker box to see if a fuse is tripped> Reset the breaker switch. If the dishwasher still doe not work, then you need to arracnge for a service call.

Check to see if the temperature settings inside the refrigerator and the freezer are set correctly. If the settings are appropriate, check the breaker box to see if a fuse is tripped. Reset the switch. If the refrigerator still does not work, then you need to arrange a service call.

If either unit is not heating, check to make sure the plug behind the unit is plugged in and that the breaker is not tripped. if it is plugged in but the stove/oven does not heat, you need to arrange for a service call.

If the water hoses are spraying water behind the washing machine, a service call needs to be arranged with a plumber.  
NOTE: The best way to save money on your electric bill is to make sure your dryer is operating efficiently. The most importat thing you can do is to clean lint from the dryer vent after every load of laundry.

If you hear a constant noise coming from the water heater or if you see lots of water accumulating in th drain pan, you need to arraange for a service call with a plumber.

Certain outlets are controlled by a wall switch. So if you have a fan controlled by a chain and the fan does not come on, check the wall switches to see if the switch got turned off before calling in a service call. The same problem may occur if a light stops working.