**UPDATE**  Pasco Enforcing Commercial Vehicle/RV/Boat Residential Parking   

~~County code and regulation enforcement citations resume, effective immediately~~

PASCO COUNTY, FL 11-23-2020 ----  Pasco County is resuming enforcement of codes and regulations with citations, following a period of relaxed rules for commercial vehicles, recreational vehicles, or boats parked in residential areas during the pandemic.  The grace period earlier this year coincided with Florida’s Safer At Home order in an effort to prevent the spread of COVID-19.

The return to the use of citations to enforce County codes follows the Florida Supreme Court’s guidelines associated with COVID-19.

Pasco County continues to observe Florida Department of Health and CDC guidelines to ensure the safety of our customers and team members as Code Enforcement officers return to normal operations within the community.

County codes are a critical tool in keeping our communities safe and resilient, and we appreciate your cooperation.

For questions or concerns, please contact Pasco County Customer Service at 727.847.2411.

For Coronavirus Information and Resources in Pasco County, please visit: www.MyPasco.net.

The LPE Civic Association would like to thank the departing members of the 2018-2020 LPE Independent Special District Board of Supervisors for their service to our community and their ongoing collaboration and support of the Civic Association and our events. The outgoing board members whose terms end on 11-17-2020 are:   

Steve Yarbrough, Chair, along with Supervisors: Pam Carr, Keith Crockett, Dave Hipps, and Linda Hutchinson. 

Update:  As of 11-19-2020, Governor DeSantis has yet to appoint any Interim Board of Supervisors to the LPE ISD to fill the vacated seats until the Special Election will held on April 13, 2021 to fill the those seats for the remainder of the 2020-2022 Term. Pam Carr was only resident to have filed the Candidate Qualifying paperwork to be voted on in the Nov 2020 General Election.  In order for the Board to do any "new" business there must be a quorum established. At this time only the Governor has the power to fill those vacated seats via Executive Order of appointments. 

Thank you to all the volunteers that participated in helping to hand out goodies and treats to the local goblins, ghosts, superheroes, princesses and numerous other wonderfully dressed up residents at our LPECA Annual Trunk 'n Treat held at Lake Saxon Park on Halloween Day. 

The LPECA would like to acknowledge and recognize John and Molly Turner for donating their time, the music and their sound system to the LPECA and the Oakes & Associates Insurance for their continued support and sponsorship of our LPECA Events.  All our volunteers sure did add a lot of fun to the event! To all those that volunteered and those that attended thank you and we look forward to seeing you at our future Civic Association events. 

Why does the LPE ISD need to hold a Special Election?  Because only one individual of the current LPE ISD Board and no new candidates submitted their documentation to the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections office prior to the deadline to be placed on the General Election ballot. Once the current LPE ISD Board member’s terms expire this November, there will not be an official quorum of the board to legally conduct the business of the LPE ISD.  Only Governor DeSantis can fill those empty seats to bridge the gap from the current end of terms until the Special Election.  The LPE Civic Association will continue to monitor the situation and provide updates as they become available from the LPE ISD and the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections office.

***BEGINNING TUESDAY, MARCH 10, 2020, CODE ENFORCEMENT COMPLAINTS WILL NEED TO BE SUBMITTED IN A NEW LOCATION. THE LINK TO THE NEW SiTE IS:   HTTPS://PERMITS.PASCOCOUNTYFL.NET/CITIZENACCESS 

Our regularly scheduled monthly LPE Civic Association meeting  is being moved from Tuesday, August 25 to Wednesday, August 26 at 7:00 pm at the Kaminski Park Clubhouse.

Facemask coverings are required and social distancing is expected. 

We apologize for this date change as we continue to make adjustments and remain flexible with our schedule  due to the current global pandemic and our ability to provide events and updates to the residents.  We continue to do our part to protect those at greatest risk for COVID-19 and therefore we were unable to secure a quorum for the Tuesday night regularly scheduled meeting. Thank you for your understanding and continued support. 

All residents interested in serving on the LPE Independent Special District Board of Supervisors are required to file with the Pasco County Supervisor of Elections office in order to be on the November 2020 ballot. 

Visit the Supervisor of Elections website (Pasco County) for information and requirements for filing.  The LPE Civic Association is an all-volunteer nonprofit organization and are not elected officials and are not directly affiliated with the LPE ISD. 

https://www.pascovotes.gov/

https://www.pascovotes.gov/Candidates/Guide-for-Candidates

https://www.pascovotes.gov/Candidates-Committees/Candidates

The following are the winners for the 2018 LPE Civic Association's Annual Christmas Decorating Contest: 

Congratulations to all our winners!  We can hardly wait to see what you all bring the neighborhood next year!  

Happy Holidays everyone! Be Happy, Be Nice and Stay Safe. 

FIRST PLACE: 3516 East Lake Dr

SECOND PLACE:  22240 Weeks Blvd

THIRD PLACE:  3501 Parkway Blvd 

The following neighbors have received the LPECA NEIGHBORHOOD APPLAUSE (in no particular order): 

• 3524 East Lake Dr
• 3537 East Lake Dr
• 3744 East Lake Dr 
• 22326 Southshore Dr
• 3707 Greatwood Ct
• 2941 Gulfwind Dr
• 3101 Gulfwind Dr
• 3134 Lois Ct
• 22434 Weeks Blvd
• 21933 Heatherwood Ln
• 3250 Grove Place
• 3216 Canal Place 
• 3235 Canal Place
• 3187 Saxon Dr
• 3621 Lake Padgett Dr
• 22440 Kingsley Ln