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1 RBCA On T he Riviera “It’s Another Great Day in Riviera Bay!” 53rd YEAR • JULY / AUGUST, 2013 ISSUE www.rbcanews.com W ow! Take a summer break and all hel..ck breaks loose in the neighborhood. First a 9’6” gator that was hanging around getting too close for comfort was removed from the south side of Sunlit Cove. (Article inside) Next, a tornado made the national news by causing quite a bit of havoc in Riviera Bay. A house on 87th Ave N lost a large screen room and their 14 X 12 ft dock weighing 1,000 lbs was torn from the pilings in one piece and thrown against the kitchen window next door. Several roofs and boats were damaged. A large wooden playhouse was tossed upside down across a fence and a trampoline was picked up from 89th Ave N and tossed across the canal landing on the south side of 87th Ave N. We lost a table & a chair with great sentimental value and one of our trees fell on our neighbor’s trampoline. (please see Lost & Found article in this issue.) Several of our residents have posted funnel cloud/tornado videos on YouTube (glad nobody caught me running around yelling, “Auntie Em, Auntie Em, where’s Toto) and I don’t know how long it will stay posted, but the CNN link is: edition.cnn.com/video/ data/2.0/video/us/2013/06/25/dnt- fl-waterspout-tornado.wtsp.html We are all very fortunate that there weren’t any injuries, this time, but this should serve as a really good wake-up call that we all need to be ready for WHEN this happens again. (See article inside.) Don’t wait till you’re face to face with the Wizard of Oz to do your research and get prepared for the worst. Now that I’ve scared everybody, hope to see you all on Aug 15th, not just for great Paisano’s Pizza & Dessert, but also to grill...I mean talk with our District 2 candidates about the Pier, our new park and maybe the new bridge and a neighborhood car show. Thanks for your support, and Donna & I hope everybody has a great summer, Prez Dave GATORS, TORNADOS, AND FLYING DOCKS OH MY!! NEXT GENERAL MEETING THURS, AUGUST 15th Free Paisano’s Pizza Social 6:30 PM/ with Dessert samples, Door Prizes & Meeting start at 7pm sharp Agenda: District 2 Council Candidates, Pier info, Status of New Park, New Bridge, New Stormwater Sumps, Car Show, etc. St Pete Presbyterian Hall, 600 83rd Ave NE (east of 4th St to church at corner of 83rd Ave & Macoma Drive) NEWSLETTER OF THE RIVIERA BAY CIVIC ASSOCIATION SINCE 1960 Neighbor Kevin Burke captured great footage of the tornado on YouTube: Riviera Bay Tornado 6/24/13 Missing chair Dock lands on neighbor’s patio. Playset lands on neighbor’s back yard.
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On T he Riviera“It’s Another Great Day in Riviera Bay!”
53rd YEAR • JULY / AUGUST, 2013 ISSUE www.rbcanews.com
Wow! Take a summer break and all hel..ck breaks loose in the
neighborhood. First a 9’6” gator that was hanging around getting too close
for comfort was removed from the south side of Sunlit Cove. (Article inside)
Next, a tornado made the national news by causing quite a bit of havoc in Riviera Bay. A house on 87th Ave N lost a large screen room and their 14 X 12 ft dock weighing 1,000 lbs was torn from the pilings in one piece and thrown against the kitchen window next door.
Several roofs and boats were damaged. A large wooden playhouse was tossed upside down across a fence and a trampoline was picked
up from 89th Ave N and tossed across the canal landing on the south side of 87th Ave N.
We lost a table & a chair with great sentimental value and one of our trees fell on our neighbor’s trampoline. (please see Lost & Found article in this issue.) Several
of our residents have posted funnel cloud/tornado videos on YouTube (glad nobody caught me running
around yelling, “Auntie Em, Auntie Em, where’s Toto) and I don’t know how long it will stay posted, but the CNN link is: edition.cnn.com/video/data/2.0/video/us/2013/06/25/dnt-fl-waterspout-tornado.wtsp.html
We are all very fortunate that there weren’t any injuries, this time, but this should serve as a really good wake-up call that we all need to be ready for WHEN this happens again. (See article inside.) Don’t wait till you’re face to face with the Wizard of Oz to do your research and get prepared for the worst.
Now that I’ve scared everybody, hope to see you all on Aug 15th, not just for great Paisano’s Pizza & Dessert, but also to grill...I mean talk with our District 2 candidates about the Pier, our new park and maybe the new bridge and a neighborhood car show.
Thanks for your support, and Donna & I hope everybody has a great summer, Prez Dave
GATORS, TORNADOS, AND FLYING DOCKS OH MY!!
NEXT GENERAL MEETING THURS, AUGUST 15thFree Paisano’s Pizza Social 6:30 PM/ with Dessert samples, Door Prizes & Meeting start at 7pm sharp
Agenda: District 2 Council Candidates, Pier info, Status of New Park,New Bridge, New Stormwater Sumps, Car Show, etc.St Pete Presbyterian Hall, 600 83rd Ave NE
(east of 4th St to church at corner of 83rd Ave & Macoma Drive)
NEWSLETTER OF THE RIVIERA BAY CIVIC ASSOCIATION SINCE 1960
Neighbor Kevin Burke captured great footage of the tornado on YouTube: Riviera Bay Tornado 6/24/13
Missing chair
Dock lands on neighbor’s patio.
Playset lands on neighbor’s back yard.
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Unless posted otherwise, all general meetings are held at St Pete Presbyterian Hall, 600 83rd Ave NE. Social
starting at 6:30pm, meeting at 7pm. (East of 4th St to hall at corner of 83rd Ave NE & Macoma Dr NE)
August 15 - General MeetingDistrict 2 Council Candidates, Pier info, Status of New Park, New Bridge, New Stormwater Sumps,
Car Show, Several Door Prizes
Sat, August 17 - 3rd Adopt-A-MileClean-Up of 83rd Ave N/NE
Sept 28 - Carefest Project
Volunteers needed to paint/landscape around a house on Diagonal Rd
Oct 1, 2, 3 - Fall Yard Sale
Oct 17 - General Meeting
Oct 19 - 4th Adopt-A-MileClean-Up 83rd Ave N/NE
Nov 21 - Thanksgiving Dinner
Dec 5 - General Meeting/Party?
Elections, 2014 Planning
Dec 24 - Christmas Eve Candle Display& Boat Parade
2013 RBCA EVENTS
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Council Member Kennedy’s CornerThank you for the privilege to contribute to your newslet-ter. In this issue, I have the following updates:
83rd Avenue/San Martin BridgeThe City met with County staff in early May to discuss
the preliminary plans development for the replacement of the bridge over Riviera Bay and the trail connections that are a part of our CityTrails program to the north and south of the bridge. The County has hired a consultant to review the opportunities for the bridge’s replacement while also considering how the trail connections can be made. The consultant is working to develop conceptual plans that will include a wider profile for the bridge that maintains the same number of vehicle lanes, though adds a trail facil-ity on one side and a sidewalk on the other. We expect to receive the consultant’s preliminary findings in August. We will then need a few weeks to review and tweak those plans with the County and then we will conduct a public meeting or workshop to bring this exciting project to the community. The County has programmed funding for the bridge design in FY13/14 with construction likely to be funded in FY17 depending on the cost estimates that are developed during this planning process.
Canoe LaunchThe City of St. Petersburg will soon construct acces-
sibility improvements to the Blue Ways canoe/kayak launch at 80th Avenue N.E. and Riverside Drive as part of the City’s Blue Ways program. This area has previously been identified as a trail and this amenity will now allow individu-als with physical limitations to access the waterway. The launch site will allow for four (4) parking spaces including one accessible space, and a ramp that will allow access over the existing concrete retaining wall.
Construction is slated to begin later this year. The work-ers will do their best to work in a manner that minimizes impacts to your property and schedule. Should you have any questions or concerns, please feel free to contact Cher-yl Stacks at 892-5328 or [email protected].
If l can be of assistance, please feel free to call me at 727-893-7117.
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ADOPT-A-MILE 83RD AVE CLEANUPSat, Aug 17 – 8AM
Volunteers Needed! On Sat, August 17, starting at 8am, we will be walking 83rd Ave from 4th Street to San Martin Bridge picking up
trash for our 2nd 2-year commitment to Keep Pinellas Beautiful for its Adopt-A-Mile Program. We will meet at St Pete Presbyterian parking lot at 600 83rd Ave NE and Macoma Drive NE. The RBCA will sup-ply trash bags, gloves, pickers and water. This normally takes about an hour, depending on the number of volunteers we get that day & how many cigarette butts you’re willing to pick up. (my pet peeve) Come join us, meet some of your neighbors, get a little bit of exercise and help us Keep our Neighborhood Beautiful. Any questions, please call Donna Hoover 727-579-3644.
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NEW RIVIERA BAY PARK STATUSFroM THE CiTy: This project has been advertised for competitive bids. A pre-bid meeting is scheduled for July 8Th at 10:30 AM in Room 700 of the MSC building. Bids are due to our Purchasing department on Tuesday, July 30th at 3:00 PM. If all goes accord-ing to schedule, we anticipate City Council award of the contract on August 22nd. We will then execute the
Agreement, conduct a pre-construction conference and anticipate issuing Notice To Proceed with construction starting sometime in September or early October, de-pending on how quickly the contractor can execute his end of the agreement.
Questions: Raul Quintana, AIA, City Architect, (727) 893-7913
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New StormwaterVaults Status
There are currently 9 Stormwater retention vaults to be installed in the neighborhood. (see map)
From City on April 3, 2013: The bidding is expected to take place by June 2013, with construction to com-mence in September 2013. Completion of the Work is expected in December, 2014. The purpose of the Proj-ect is to reduce routine tidal flooding along low-lying streets, and provide water quality improvement benefits to Tampa Bay. Each reinforced concrete vault contains a sediment sump, trash screen, and backflow preven-
tion check valve. The backflow prevention check valve allows the drainage pipe to flow only in the direction of the Bay. The locations of the proposed vaults are indi-cated on the attached map.
The installation process will take approximately one month at each location.
Restoration of roadways, driveways, and sodded ar-eas will be performed as part of the vault installation activities. The contractor will be required to maintain access to residences and businesses in the construction area.
Info: H. Phillip Keyes, P.E., Design Manager, Engi-neering & Capital Improvements (727) 893-4165
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Stop Canal Pollution
DON’T THROW ANYTHING IN THE WATER AND TRY
TO KEEP AS MUCH GRASS & LANDSCAPE CUTTINGS OUT OF THE WATER! Trash in the water is not only unsightly; it can injure or kill marine life and/or damage wa-tercraft. If that isn’t enough to stop you, most of what is being thrown in such as grass and tree cuttings, fruit & pet waste removes oxygen from
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600 83rd Ave. NE,St. Petersburg, FL 33702
727-329-6346www.stpetepca.org
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Worship on Sunday mornings at 10:15 a.m. Classes for all ages begin at 9:00 a.m.
Childcare provided in our excellent nursery facility for infants and toddlers.
the water as it degrades and whatever is left sinks to the bottom, adding to the silt that has to be removed to
keep our canals navigable. It always amazes me when I see somebody throwing anything in the canal and then complains to me that our ca-nals are too shallow! Whenever you go outside follow the rule: whatever you take out, bring back!
Here are some tips for preventing pollution:• Pet waste, just like human waste, contributes harm-
ful bacteria that can make people & pets sick and ruin our precious waters. The rain will also wash it into the waterways if it doesn’t get picked up. Always carry a baggie or newspaper and pick up after your pet and dis-pose of it in your trash can.
• Proper landscape practices are important for pro-tecting waterways. You or your lawn service should blow any cut grass out of the street and off your seawall back onto your lawn. Visit www.pinellascounty.org/fer-tilizer for more information.
• Be Floridian! Visit www.BeFloridian.org to learn how to truly Be Floridian by protecting the natural re-sources that make Floridian life awesome!
New San Martin Bridge Status
From the County:I just spoke with Paul Bellhorn and Tony Horrnik
and confirmed that the scope and fee proposal (that will include schedule) is being worked on by the consultant HDR and is anticipated to be completed by the end of August for review. At that time, we will have a schedule to share regarding proposed completion of preliminary/conceptual phase (which will provide conceptual draw-ings).
Also from the county:The proposed CIP plan shows the Project Develop-
ment & Environment (PD&E) Study taking place in FY14 & FY15, with design process in FY16 & FY17, and construction phase in FY18 & FY19. However, the construction phase timing is anticipating that the com-pleted PD&E study will result in the county being able to obtain 50% grant funding for the construction phase from federal and/or state sources. If 50% grant fund-ing is not approved/obtained, then timing of construc-tion will be impacted. The PD&E process will include a public information meeting where residents will be able to provide their input. If citizens wish to speak with the county project manager, they can contact Tony Horrnik, P.E., at 727-464-3640.
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by Monica & Matt
This gator had been hanging out in our water for a couple of weeks. He was been getting too close
for comfort. So, we called the trapper after deciding it wasn’t safe for us, our dogs & the boys that were on their paddle boards, playing in the water right where the gator was hanging out a few hours before. ( I called to them & warned them — they got out really fast, be-fore I could say another word.)
So, the trappers from Fish & Wildlife came out and played a CD of gator sounds and cast out a line to catch him. Finally, after dark, he was hooked. We called the trapper to come back and get him. It was a long process, an all day event. They left here at midnight. Oh, they measured him to be 9.6 feet long!
Alligator Too CloseFor Comfort
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PriMAry - Aug 27,GenerAl – nov 5There are 5 people running for
Mayor, 2 running for District 2 Council (so no primary), 4 running
for District 4, 3 running for District 6 and 4 running for District 8. You are in District 2, but all of the other Dis-trict votes should be important to you because all it re-quires is a majority of Council votes to make decisions that will directly affect you and your family’s quality of life here in St Pete. It should be important enough for you to do your research and try to elect those that share your same ideas and visions for the future of St Pete. Websites & contact info below.
We’re starting this column to help promote the people that have busi-nesses within the neighborhood. Each issue we will highlight one
neighborhood business and invite them to speak about their company for a couple minutes at our next general meeting. Some already pay to adver-tise in our newsletter and some we barter with donating their services or product(s) as door prizes.
This issue we highlight Mama’s Whoopie Pies, owned by Danielle Ross & James Barber from 2nd St N. (Donna & I have tasted several flavors of these hamburger-sized pies and they were all delicious.) They will be pro-viding samples at our Aug 15th meeting. They have 15+ flavors printed on their flyer, more on their website, www.mamaswhoopiepies.com, and will also do custom flavor orders. Like them on Facebook, and you can also email Danielle & James at [email protected] or call (727) 278-3534.
Mama’s Whoopie Pies
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There are several resourc-es to research what you
need to know, do and have if a disaster happens. I’m sure stpete.org, Lowes, and Home Depot have tips on their websites, and another one I found was Ready.gov,
Talk to your neighbors about this also. (several years ago many residents went together and got group pricing for aluminum hurricane panels, but if I did it over again, I
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would buy the hurricane strength fabric panels, easier to store, put up & take down, etc.)
You may have some of these bills right now and not even realize
it. Counterfeit $10, $20 & $50 bills are being reported by area business owners and more than a few yard salers. You can buy a counterfeit bill detector pen at Office Depot to check the bills and protect yourself from being a victim.
$$ Counterfeit Money $$
1. Gardenweb.com – Post ques-tions & read answers about almost anything on several different fo-rums about Home, Garden, Tools, Pools, etc.
2. DIYnetwork.com – Find info on how to do almost any project yourself
3. CharityNavigator.org and/or BBB.org/charity-reviews/national Charitywatch.org - Check out char-ities before giving donations.
5. StPete.org – Find answers about almost everything having to do with the city of St Pete.
6. fdic.gov/consumers/consumer/moneysmart/OlderAdult.html - Teaches older adults how to detect financial scams and avoid being ex-ploited. Called “Money Smart for Older Adults”
USEFUL WEBSITES(Feel free to
send me yours)
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Be a part of the na-tion’s largest sin-
gle-day volunteer event for public lands! Public lands and estuaries pro-vide benefits that are critical to ecosystem health and the health and well-being of people who recreate on them and live in close prox-imity to them. Please volunteer to give back to Tampa Bay and the lands of Weedon Island Preserve.
Volunteers will use canoes and kayaks to help clean up the diffi-cult-to-reach shorelines of Weedon Island Preserve. The cleanup will help to protect wildlife from entan-glement and increase the aesthetic value of our natural surroundings.
Each volunteer will sign a Pinel-las County Volunteer Form and Ca-noe waiver. All participants must be 10 years old or greater. Any par-ticipants under 18 years old must be companied by an adult with a ratio of 1 adult: 1 youth.
Participants must wear a closed- toed wading shoe (old tennis shoes, keens, scuba booties). Sun pro-tection (hat, sunglasses, cover up) is recommended. All participants must abide by the safety policies and recommendations of Pinellas County Staff.
Registration is REQUIRED. Space is limited. If you register, please plan to attend or email if you need to cancel. http://weedonclean-up2013-eorg.eventbrite.com/
Clean Up Crew Member
This option includes clean up registration and the use of provided canoes. Individual must be 10 or older and if under 18 accompanied by an adult. Need 18 volunteers.
Weedon Island – September 23rd Clean-UpNational Estuaries Day & National Public Lands Day
Clean Up Crew Mem-ber w/ Personal Vessel
This option includes clean up registration. Indi-viduals selecting this op-tion MUST provide their own canoe or kayak to par-ticipate. No motorboats. Need 16 volunteers.
For more information please contact Libby Car-nahan at [email protected] or 727-453-6522.
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Facts from Bottom Line/HEALTH
You’ve heard that green tea and red wine are powerful
cancer fighters. But, there’s something that is more pow-erful than both of them com-bined. One glass of wine and 1 cup of green tea has 715mg of antioxidants, but 1 cup of hot cocoa has 1,175mg of antioxidants. When you switch
to cocoa, you get the chocolate taste and less than 1 gram of saturated fat.
• Think you’re having a heart attack? After calling 911 chew a 325mg aspirin tablet and swallow im-mediately. To help prevent future heart attaches and cardiovascular problems, you should know about the all natural nutrient called Nattokinase, made from fer-mented soy beans. It can dissolve clot causing fibrin and break down existing blood clots.
• Next time you have a cut that requires stitches ask the doctor to “Super Glue” it instead. Research shows doctors closed lacerations faster with less pain than with sutures. Glued cuts healed just as well as the cuts closed with sutures and it didn’t leave any track marks on the skin. Also, another benefit, most sutures need to be removed after several days. The glue requires no follow up care.
Please Send Emails To County Commissioners About Raising, Lengthening, & Widening The San Martin Bridge
The single most important thing you can do right now to increase your future property values in this
entire area is to send emails ASAP urging the County Commissioners to replace the existing “Functionally Deficient in need of replacement” San Martin Bridge with one that is taller, wider, longer and safer. (email addresses are provided below.)
Commissioner Janet C. long - District 1 [email protected] norm roche - District 2 –
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6/24/13 Riviera Bay Tornado Pics
Dock swing chair blown over roofs and 6 houses away Part of a Sunlit Cove Dr trampoline blown across the canal and across 87th Ave.
Screened in porch and contents destroyed on 87th Ave.News crews from all the stations showed up right after the event and the next day. Story became national news.
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Help me to continue working for you and volunteering as your Prez Dave. i Will reMOVe Any-ThinG MeTAl yOU hAVe FOr Free. Appliances, old car parts, window frames, any kind of wire, cans, anything metal. No, I’m not getting rich at $7 for 100 lbs of steel every month, but its gas money and it makes me feel good that I personally have kept at least 2 tons out of the landfill over the years and also preserved natural resources in the process….and it’s also a great workout. Email Prez Dave at [email protected] or leave message at 727-579-3644.
MemberClassified
We are starting this new column to try to reunite missing items with their owners. If you find
or lose something, please contact [email protected] or call 727-579-3644 with a picture and/or description and your contact info and we will try to reunite it with its owner.
1. Please contact us if you know anything about a green 24” round plastic ta-ble and matching chair that we lost that has great senti-mental value to me because it came from my late Moth-er’s fairy garden. (see photo of remaining chair.)
2. We found a floral print cushion – if you’re missing one, call with descrip-tion.
UPCOMINGEVENTS
July 12, Aug 9 - Great Weedon Bird Quest: Learn the identifying marks and behaviors of our feathered year-round residents and seasonal visitors.
July 13, 20, 27, Aug 3, 10, 24, 31 - Weedon island Guided hike: Learn about the ecosystems and the ear-ly residents of Weedon Island Preserve.
July 13, Aug 27 - Archaeology Works: Different topics monthly.
July 20, Aug 17 - Weedon Photography hike: Hike the preserve in search of that perfect photo. This pro-gram provides great opportunities for photographers of all levels to hone their skills.
July 20 - Going Coastal – Discover the World of Plankton: Discover the hidden world of the estuary.
July 25, Aug 8, 22 - Wee-Time at Weedon: This program is designed to introduce preschool children to the wonders of the natural and cultural world.
Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE, St. Petersburg. (727) 453-6500; www.weedonislandpre-serve.org.
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OFFiCerSPreSiDenT: David Hoover ............................. 579-3644 / [email protected] PreSiDenT: VacantSeCreTAry: Lori Intravichit ......................................................................576-2903TreASUrer: Donna Hoover .............................579-3644 / [email protected] OF The BOArDSean Singh .................................570-8458 - [email protected] MeMBerS:Pauline Foster ........................................................................576-1468Jenny Healy ...........................................................................576-2765 Dave Kandz ......................................... 642-8567 / [email protected] Smith ............. 813-453-3407 / [email protected]: Donna Hoover .............................579-3644 / [email protected] eDiTOr: Missy Martino ............................... 577-5500 / [email protected] ADVerTiSinG:Al Martino ...................................... 577-5500 / [email protected] DeliVery: David Hoover .............................579-3644 / [email protected] reP: David & Donna Hoover .............579-3644 / [email protected]
Donna & David Hoover .............579-3644 / [email protected] eVe lUMinArieS:Jean Tyack, Chairperson ......................................................576-9300 ChriSTMAS eVe BOAT PArADe:Hal Hammer ................................ 576-5257 / [email protected]
USeFUl PhOne nUMBerSMAyOr'S ACTiOn line .................................................893-7111(locate any dept and phone number in the city)nOn-eMerGenCy POliCe ..........................................893-7780COMMUniTy POliCe SerViCe SQUAD ..................551-3182(For ongoing problems and response within 24 hours)Mayor Bill Foster .............................. [email protected] / 893-7201District 2 Councilman Jim Kennedy .....................................893-7117council@stpete.orgPublic Service rep Debbie larson ....................................893-4138deborah.larson@stpete.orgPOliCe COnFiDenTiAl TiP line .............................893-4138ST PeTe MArine PATrOl ............................................892-5247Fl STATe MArine PATrOl ................................. 888-404-3922Animal Control ....................................................................582-2600Chamber of Commerce ........................................................821-4069CODeS inSPeCTOr: Thaddeus (Thad) Mitchell ............551-3171Codes Compliance ................................................................893-7373Curb, Street, Sidewalk Repair ...............................................551-3151Neighborhood Partnership ....................................................892-5141Public Utilities ......................................................................893-7761Reclaimed Water ...................................................................892-5111Sanitation ..............................................................................893-7398Sewer Repair .........................................................................893-7261Street Light Outage ....................................................... 800-228-8485Street Signs/Traffic Signals ...................................................893-7421Water Resources: ext. 0 ........................................................893-7261Water and Navigation ...........................................................453-3385(Dock permits, report Mangrove cutting, etc.)Weedon Island Preserve ........................................................453-6500
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Membership renewal infoWe are your neighborhood civic association and we work for you to maintain and improve your neighborhood. If
you have not joined or renewed your membership in the Riviera Bay Civic Association, please take a moment to fill out this membership form and bring it to the next meeting or send your dues to the address below. Please show your support by sending in at least $10.00. (A larger amount would be appreciated!) One association membership per household includes your spouse and children, to be purchased each calendar year.
I would like to join/rejoin the Riviera Bay Civic Association. Enclosed please find at least $10.00 (more is appreci-ated) association dues for our family for January through December.Name: ______________________________________________________________________________________Address: ________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________Phone: ___________________________________ Email: _____________________________________________Please make checks payable to: Riviera Bay Civic AssociationMail to: Riviera Bay Civic Association, 163 87th Ave. North, St Pete, FL 33702 (727) 579-3644
