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This is an important reminder to our members and residents in the community to please stay vigilant. The Board of Directors routinely monitors reports of crime in the area for vehicle break-ins and other miscellaneous crime via CrimeMapping.com, Ring's Neighbors App and Nextdoor. In this instance, it was closer to home with members contacting us of a crime yesterday morning.
On the afternoon of November 19th, we received a report from a member that they found a discarded bag of tools in the Circle N cul-de-sac that seemed to belong to someone living at Devon-Aire Estates. Upon checking their cameras, they noticed that at around 2 AM, there were individuals checking cars to see if anyone had left them open. We reviewed the community cameras and observed a black Nissan Altima that entered the community starting on the West side at 1:55 AM and leaving at 1:57 AM. Individuals living on or near 110th LN, 109th LN, 122nd PL and the portion of 122nd CT near those roads may have been affected if they left their vehicles unlocked.
The car hoppers then entered the East side of the community at 1:57 AM and exited at 2:12 AM. They checked cars all along Circle N which is where they discarded some of their stolen items and some cars on Circle E. Anyone living in those area roads may have been affected if they left their vehicles unlocked.
From the reports we have seen, these car hoppers were seen at the Devon-Aire Estate homes and went as far as Sable Chase. We contacted Police this morning and they requested copies of the videos. Unfortunately the car hoppers had no tag on the vehicle and were also dressed in all black clothing, from head to toe. Detectives came to the community this morning to see if there were any affected homeowners, which some members may have noticed. Any members that were victimized by these car hoppers are asked to please contact us so we can put you in touch with detectives. Any members that may have video of the incident, please forward a copy of the video to us and in turn, we will forward that to the assigned detective. We want to thank those of you who contacted us already and have forwarded your concerns to the investigating detectives.
As always we ask members to take precautions so they don't become a victim. Make it a routine to lock all your car doors at night. To prevent Car hoppers from entering your car, please make sure you leave your cars doors locked at all times and never leave any valuables in your cars. Individuals that car hop tend to always go through unlocked cars because it attracts less attention. If you see individuals going house to house and checking out cars, call Police right away. We also urge our member to please leave their front porch lights on all night long in order to deter such thefts. If you are concerned about the electrical costs, please keep in mind that with today's LED light bulbs, power consumption is very negligible. The few pennies you pay per day to run LED lights will far outweigh the aggravation of having your vehicle's content stolen. Security cameras like a Ring doorbell, Wyze Cams, Blink, Nest and similar devices can also help deter such crimes, some of which are very affordable.
The 2025 Devon-Aire Villas Homeowners Association # 1 Annual Meeting & Elections of Officers is scheduled for December 2nd. In compliance with Devon-Aire Villas Homeowners Association # 1 Bylaws and the Florida statutes governing HOAs, a notice was mailed 15 days prior to our scheduled annual meeting which includes proxies. Sign-in will commence at 7:15 PM and the meeting will promptly start at 7:30 PM. The meeting will be held at 14373 SW 142nd ST. A quorum of 30% of eligible voters is required to conduct business. In the event you cannot attend the annual meeting, please pass your (signed) proxy to another homeowner to ensure business can be conducted. If you are able to attend, we highly encourage you to do so.This is the
Association’s yearly reminder to all of our membership regarding towing. Due to
the numerous complaints regarding improper parking of vehicles throughout the
community, the Association regularly patrols the community to ensure
compliance. Vehicles found not following community parking rules will result in
those vehicles being towed, have their vehicle stickered or receive a letter of
non-compliance. We would like to remind residents that community rules &
regulations are not suggestions. All community members are expected to adhere
to community rules and regulations and ensure that occupants of their home
adhere to them as well. We understand that housing dynamics have changed since
our community was built back in 1978; however that does not mean that as a
consequence residents are permitted to ignore community rules and regulations
involving parking.
Any vehicle found
or reported to be parking on the private roads, parking common property, parking
in a no parking zone, not road worthy or parking their commercial vehicle(s) in
guest parking are subject to towing without warning. Members may not park any
category 2 & 3 vehicles anywhere on the property. Under no circumstances
are residents to park on the grass portion of their lot. Residents may not park
in such a manner that would hinder access to fire hydrants or impede traffic by
improperly parking on the private road. Guest parking spaces are dedicated for
guests to park while visiting residents in the community and may not be used as
overflow parking by residents on a consistent basis. Residents are permitted to
occasionally use ONE guest parking spot
so long as all spaces on their driveway are occupied and should only use guest
parking from 11 PM to the following morning.
Cars which are parked in guest parking should be roadworthy and their license
plate tags up to date.
Towing of vehicles
can happen at any time, 24x7, 365 days of the year. If your vehicle is stickered because it was
improperly parked in guest parking, please take the warning seriously and move
the vehicle. If a vehicle is towed, the vehicle owner will be responsible for
all towing and storage charges. If you
are an owner of a home and are currently renting out your property IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that you pass this information on to your
tenants and any guests that may be visiting your property. These rules have
been a part of the Devon-Aire Villas HOA #1 Rules & Regulations for many
years and are there to promote the health, safety & welfare of all
residents in our community using our private roads & guest parking spaces
throughout the community as well as prevent damage to unit lawns and common
areas.
Below you will find
some important points to be mindful of:
The Board of
Directors of Devon-Aire Villas # 1 would never like to see anyone’s car towed
or the extra expense that comes with it and hope that you take this matter
seriously. Please be considerate of your
neighbors when using guest parking which have the same right to use guest
parking as you do. Keep the roads safe by not parking on the private road. Any
resident failing to adhere to community rules regarding parking risk fines, a
vehicle tow or both. At no time will the Associate compensate any vehicle owner
should their vehicle be towed. IT IS EXTREMELY IMPORTANT that members renting their property pass this
information along to your tenants to avoid fines or other issues. Any member or community resident that needs a
copy of the Devon-Aire Villas HOA #1 Rules & Regulations can find them
online by visiting us on the web at http://devonairehoa1.blogspot.com
or can request a hard copy by sending us email at devonairehoa1@gmail.com. If you do not have access to email you can
contact us by phone at (305) 859-1462 or in writing at 14373 SW 142nd
St, Miami, Florida 33186.
| President: | |
| Jeff Kaslofsky | |
| Vice President: | |
| Carlos Amézaga | |
| Secretary: | |
| Joan Navarro | |
| Treasurer: | |
| Julio Dominguez | |
| Director: | |
| Rafael Casero | |
Devon-Aire HOA # 1 is part of Precinct 743 and its polling station is located at Devon-Aire Park which is at the corner of 104th St and 122nd Ave. Below is our district information:
Congress: 26
State Senate: 40
State House: 118
County Commission: 8
School Board: 7
Community Council: 11