About Us

 

About Catalina Isles / Skylark Estates HOA

We are a Voluntary Homeowners Association created in 1966 with elected Officers and a Board of Directors who are all volunteers. The HOA is open to all Residents (owners and renters) of Catalina Isles and Skylark Estates. We have no covenants, we follow Brevard County Code Enforcement regulations and our HOA Bylaws. As private individuals we all have access to existing laws concerning unincorporated Brevard County to help promote a safer and healthier neighborhood.

Our Mission

Our mission is to provide ongoing services which lead to the betterment of our neighborhood in terms of safety, community involvement and helping to make Catalina Isles/Skylark Estates a better place to live.

Get Involved and help our community thrive and prosper!

 

Merritt Island Public Library

General & Directors Meetings

Meetings are held at the Merritt Island Public Library  (321-455-1369). All Residents from Catalina Isles/Skylark Estates are welcome to attend  the General Meetings. Only Members can attend Directors Meetings.

 
We encourage all Residents (owners and renters) of Catalina Isles/Skylark Estates to become a member, attend our meetings, know what is going on within the community and get to know their neighbors. Together as an HOA we have a voice in our community.
 
 
 
There are many ways you can get involved: become a board member, volunteer, join the Neighborhood Watch program, send us information about important matters affecting our community and your concerns and ideas on how to bring positive changes to improve our neighborhood. 

Garbage Pickup

MONDAYS & THURSDAYS

Recyclable & Yard Clippings

THURSDAYS

Watering

Daylight Saving Time Watering Restrictions start: Second Sunday in March until the first Sunday in November.

 Odd – Numbered Homes:   WEDNESDAY & SATURDAY

Even – Numbered Homes:  THURSDAY & SUNDAY

WATER ONLY WHEN NEEDED AND NOT BETWEEN 10 AM – 4 PM.

Cocoa Beach Pier

Watering/Yard/Waste Management

Find useful information regarding watering restrictions, fertilizing ordinances, waste management, recycling and planning & managing your yard.  Waste Management  (321- 633-2042).

FLORIDA POWER & LIGHT: (800) 226-3545 or (321) 723-7795

AT&T: (888) 757-6500

SPECTRUM:  (866) 309-3279

CITY OF COCOA WATER DEPT: (321) 433-8400

FLORIDA CITY GAS:  (888) 352-5325

WASTE MANAGEMENT: (321) 636-6894

CALL BEFORE YOU DIG: 811

SHERIFF’S OFFICE:  (Non Emergency)   (321)  633-7162

ANIMAL CONTROL: (321) 633-2024

 

To report an injured or dead Manatee, call: 1-888-404-3922

If you suspect a fish, wildlife, boating or environmental law violation, call: 1-888-404-3922

If you have concerns about an alligator  call toll-free Nuisance Alligator Hotline at 866-FWC-GATOR (866-392-4286). FWC  will dispatch a contracted nuisance alligator trappers to resolve the situation. Generally, an alligator may be deemed a nuisance if it is at least four feet in length and the caller believes it poses a threat to people, pets or property.