| WHAT ARE THE NEW SIGNS THAT HAVE APPEARED AT EACH PGA NATIONAL ENTRY? All homes in PGA National were built within a given number of feet of the property's lot line (the setback) - but the City's building codes have changed since PGA homes were originally built. This means that if your screen enclosure blows down (or if you house falls down) you may have a problem getting a permit to put it back where it had always been. To correct this, we have taken all PGA setbacks and put them on one spreadsheet which the city will officially adopt to keep everything in PGA the way it was originally approved. The signs you are seeing were erected by the City (as required by Ordinances) to notify the properties bordering PGA National that this (administrative) change will come before the City Council. No action is required by you the homeowner. If you have any questions on this please call the City of Palm Beach Garden's Building Department at 799-4243 |
Welcome to the PGA Property Owners Association (POA) Website
Whether you are new to the area or have lived in PGA National for many years, we are sure you will find helpful information on this site.
The community consists of more than 40 individual neighborhood associations within the 2,340 acres of PGA National. There are also three community parks; two with playground equipment and one with a walking/jogging path that meanders through beautiful ‘theme’ gardens. The City of Palm Beach Gardens is responsible for PGA Park on Northlake Blvd, immediately east of the southern exit of the PGA community.
The PGA Resort and Spa includes a world class spa and a hotel with several restaurants, all open to the public. Residents and Non-Residents can purchase a golf membership and enjoy any of the four golf courses or join the Fitness center for a great workout! You will find a link to the PGA Resort on this page. We’ve also included links to the City of Palm Beach Gardens, Palm Beach County, the Election voting place finder and other helpful sites.
Below this article, you will find recent news events and important updates related to PGA National and to the right you will find the monthly meeting schedule. At the bottom of the page, you will see hurricane information, evacuation routes, and hurricane shelters.
There is also a section for forms where you can print an application for lease or sale; instructions for making application to the POA Architectural Review Committee (“ARC”); an Arts & Crafts Festival application and more.
We have tried to put together a comprehensive format where you can get answers to your questions. If you need more information, please feel free to call us at 561-627-2800 where Colleen Kieley (Reception and Lease/Sales Administrator); Jackie Nolan (Office Manager and Administrative Assistant); JoAnn O’Mara (ARC/Compliance Administrator) or me – Dawn Levinstein (Property Manager) will do our best to answer your questions or direct you to someone who can help. Thanks for visiting our website!
Dawn Levinstein, Property Manager
Lang Management Company on Behalf of The Board of Governors
PGA Property Owners Association, Inc.
(561) 627-2800, FAX (561) 622-6324
IMPORTANT NEWS AND UPDATES FOR PGA RESIDENTS
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Property Managers Report
by Dawn Levinstein, Lang Management
Property Manager’s Report – July 2010
STORMS: As evidenced by the number of shutter applications being submitted to the POA Architectural Review Committee, it is obvious that it is time again to start making sure your property is protected from storms. (Sorry, but for the next few months... [Read more of this article]
Property Managers Report – June 2010
SHORT AND SWEET: This month I will keep things brief. I know you can’t believe it but I will try really hard not to ramble on. I only have a few reminders (and a couple humorous things) to tell you about. REMINDERS Theft: We enjoyed a couple months... [Read more of this article]
Property Managers Report – May 2010
SOMETIMES YOU GET WHAT YOU ASK FOR Everyone was complaining about the colder temperatures this past “winter”…well now you’ve done it! The warm weather is here and will only get hotter. Many plants were badly damaged during the cooler temps... [Read more of this article]
Security Managers Report
by Major Keith Echols, Wackenhut Corp.
Security Manager’s Report – July, 2010
As we enter the 2010 Hurricane season, it’s never too late for the whole family to start planning. Everyone including children should have a role. As The Director of Security, I would like to provide you all with some safety tips and information. To... [Read more of this article]
Security Manager’s Report – May, 2010
Summertime is here, which means visiting friends and family, cookouts and going to your local beaches. It also means an increase in juvenile crime. Between the months of May and August juvenile crime rises for such reasons as boredom, lack of supervision... [Read more of this article]
Security Manager’s Report – March, 2010
In early January, a BOLO (Be on the Look Out) was issued by the Palm Beach Gardens Police Department in reference to an individual that was an original member of the “Dinner Set Gang”. This group of individuals burglarized homes from Fort... [Read more of this article]
Featured Articles
Avoiding Auto Theft Smash-and-Grab
Many thefts are crimes of opportunity. By keeping your car doors locked and removing valuables, you are doing your part in helping to avoid becoming a victim of theft. Many times car burglars are after your stereo, GPS system or other loose belongings you’ve left in your car – like a cell phone, iPod or even your wallet, purse, laptop or garage door opener that you’ve left in plain... [Read more of this article]
New ARC Schedule for 2009
Beginning May, 2009, the PGA POA ARC (Architectural Review Committee) will meet once per month to review applications. If the number of applications warrants a special meeting between the regularly scheduled meeting, the ARC will go back to the twice per month schedule. At present the tentative 2009 schedule is as follows: Jan 15 (note: Jan 1 is a holiday so there will only be one meeting in January) Feb... [Read more of this article]
Access Control
The four main gates into PGA National are now access controlled. These are the gates located on Ryder Cup at Northlake Blvd and at PGA Blvd; and on Avenue of the Champions at Tournament Blvd and at Avenue of the Masters. The RESIDENT’S lane is bar code activated 24 hours per day, 7 days per week. If you do not have a PGA Barcode, the Resident’s gate will not open. Traffic entering... [Read more of this article]