Invasive Aquatic plants: $150/month
Some invasive plants are duckweed, torpedo grass, alligator weed, Brazilian pepper, and carrotwood. Nutrients from decaying debris and fertilizers create algae blooms. To prevent algae blooms, remember to keep debris away from lake (i.e., pet waste, trash, lawn clippings). Establish a chemical-free, “no mow” zone at your shoreline.
Each month, Lake Brothers LLC sprays the shoreline for invasive aquatic plants. Peter Gottschling writes the monthly check and permits their boat access to the lake from his property (9048 Baywood). Thanks to Peter for all his volunteerism.
Contact Lake Brothers’ owner with your concerns & input regarding your shoreline. James Roehm: (727) 421-1921; [email protected].
Lake Brothers offers other services, such as shoreline stabilization, aquatic plantings, and options to improve water quality. Call James to learn more about how to help your shoreline and improve water quality.
The Fountains: $80-100/month
Our two fountains on the north and south ends of our lake bring elegance and added beauty to our waterfront homes. The fountains run for one hour in the morning and late afternoon.
Duke Energy provides electricity for the fountains. The north motor is located at 8756 Baywood. The south motor is located at 9022 Baywood. Duke Energy requires us to have a $150 deposit for each fountain ($300 total). Automatic monthly payments are made from the Lake Fund’s account at Truist Bank (5511 Park Street North, St. Petersburg, FL 33709).
Keep our lake Healthy—TOGETHER
This is your lake. We take care of our lake—together.
It is important to report any issues with our lake anytime you see them.
For questions or volunteering to be part of the Lake Committee, please let us know.
To learn about your lake, how to care for it, and further education about your home and landscape, please contact the City of Seminole and/or Pinellas County Extension Office… https://sfyl.ifas.ufl.edu/pinellas/