In an effort to provide additional traffic control, the Board of Directors has engaged the services of the Orange County Sheriff’s Department. Deputies will begin patrolling our neighborhood.

All Sweetwater West residents are hereby notified of the following changes to usage of the entrance/exit gates at Northfield Drive (also known as the Welch Road gates).  Starting Labor Day weekend (on or around Saturday, September 1, 2018), only Sweetwater West residents will be allowed to enter and exit our Community at the Welch Road gates with the use of the remote hand operation gate openers (which residents should already be in possession of).  The Board has determined the excess damage to the gates at Welch Road should cease when non-residential/commercial traffic is re-routed to our main gate area (off of Wekiva Springs Road).

 
If you currently do not possess a gate opener, contact our Property Manager, Ramona Leccese at 407-788-6700 extension 51404 or at rleccese@sentrymgt.com to obtain one before September 1.  Property Management will not be available over the Holiday weekend, so if you fail to do this, you will need to contact Ramona on Tuesday, September 4.

We are asking all residents to be patient and cooperate with our HOA Board in the interests of preserving our Welch Road gating system.  Thank you!

Click here to access the image of the BMAP area (wekiva springs shed area).  Rock Springs is also included in this area.  The "priority focus area" is within the yellow designated boundary, but the purple boundary is in the springs shed.  The affected area covers from the edge of Mount Dora east to Longwood and Maitland, across Pine Hills to Winter Garden and Ocoee. 

Click here to access the Wekiva Basin Management Action Plan (BMAP) PowerPoint presentation made by Bob Samson with the Sludge Report to Sweetwater West Homeowners on May 10.