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On T he Riviera“It’s Another Great Day in Riviera Bay!”

53rd YEAR • SEPTEMBER / OCTOBER, 2013 ISSUE www.rbcanews.com

Great Fall Happenings in Riviera Bay!

A lot of great things are happening in Riviera Bay right now. Our next event on Sept 28th

is CAREFEST, where neighbors help neighbors,.

We will be painting a house on Diagonal Street and cleaning yards on Sunlit Cove Drive NE and 84th Ave. N. Ideally, we’d like 3 teams at 3 different locations. The more volunteers we have the faster the jobs will get done. Please see article inside about how you can volunteer.

After our FAll YARd SAlE on Oct 4, 5 & 6, our next meeting is Oct 17th. The agenda

hasn’t been set yet, so please contact me with your ideas and if you’d like to help organize an event.

Speaking of events, the 1st Annual Riviera Bay Fishing Tournament is scheduled for Saturday,

September 14, with cash and raffle prizes sponsored by Mitch’s Bait & Tackle. Please see article inside. Thanks to the Shelton family for organizing this event.

I also would like to wish my Beautiful Princess Bride Donna a VERY HAppY 30th WEdding

AnniVERSARY on Oct 14th. Can you believe 30 years of putting up with me? Just like our Pastor said, “She should be nominated for Sainthood.” Lucky for all of us, she’s as much into trying to make our little piece of the world a better place as I am. Nobody can do everything, but everybody can do something!

See ya next time I look at ya, Prez Dave

NEXT GENERAL MEETING THURS, OCTOBER 17thSocial time 6:30pm, Meeting starts 7pm sharp

Possible Mayoral Candidate Forum, Door prizes and Fire Dept Haunted House T-shirtsSt 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

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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)

September 283 CAREFEST PROjECTS

Diagonal Rd, Sunlit Cove Dr,& 84th Ave N

Volunteers needed for 3 separate teams

October 4, 5 & 6FALL YARd SALE

Must be RBCA member to get marked on map

October 17

GENERAL MEETINGAgenda: Possible Mayoral

Candidates Forum

October19AdOPT-A-MILE

83rd Ave N Clean-up

October 26FOSSIL PARkFIRE STATION

HAUNTEd HOUSE

November 9BOY SCOUTSFOOd dRIVE

November 21

THANkSGIVING dINNER

december 5GENERAL MEETING/

PARTY

december 24CANdLE LUMINARIES

& BOAT PARAdE

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I’d like to Thank our 2 City Coun-cil candidates for attending our

Aug 15th forum, as well as Thank Paisano’s and Mama’s Whoopie Pies for donating the great pizza and dessert.

We had 36 people attend and a wide variety of questions were an-swered and updates were given on area Police & Fire service, the new

park, the new bridge, the Gandy Overpass delay, stormwater drain-age improvements, canal water quality concerns, and a list of some of our streets that need repaving was made.

We can’t be everywhere in Riv-iera Bay, so please contact us or the Mayor’s Action Line about your concern.

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RBCA August 15th Meeting

Jim Kennedy - current District 2 City Councilman

Lorraine Margeson - Candidate running for District 2 City Council

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Council Member Kennedy’s CornerThank you for the privilege to contribute to your September/October newsletter.

Rio Vista Park UpdateThe City of St. Petersburg has awarded a contract in the

amount of $817,800 to LEMA Construction and Developers, Inc., a St. Petersburg Company for the Rio Vista Park proj-ect. A pre-construction meeting will be held in September. A ground-breaking will occur in approximately 30 days. Con-struction is scheduled to commence in October. The comple-tion of the park is slated for March/April of 2014.

Gandy Boulevard UpdateThe Gandy Project to improve east/west traffic flow from

east of 4th Street to west of Dr. MLK, Jr. Street North is mov-ing forward. The FOOT will be entering into a design /build contract to construct a new 4-6 lane controlled access facil-ity, grade separated interchanges, frontage roads and drain-age work. Essentially, bridge type overpasses will be installed at 4th Street, Dr. MLK, Jr. Street North, and/or the Frontage Road extension. The $83 million project will seek out public input this fall and expect to be under construction within 12 to 15 months thereafter. The funding for this project is from a surplus Federal and T.R.I.P. sources.

83rd Avenue/San Martin BridgeRecently, Pinellas County Commissioner Karen Seel,

Council Member Doreen DiPolito, City of Clearwater, and I had a phone confer-ence with Undersecretary of Transporta-tion, Polly Trottenberg with the objective of obtaining a Tiger Grant of approxi-mately $22 million for the completion of the 75 mile trail loop, which specifically included the replacement of the San Martin Bridge. If we are able to obtain this funding, this project may be accomplished sooner than currently planned.

Dates to RememberIf you have any ideas, interest or concerns regarding the

vision for our city, please come out to one of the Public Hear-ings below:

• FY 14 Budget Public Hearing- September 12 at 6:00 pm, City Hall, 175 - 5th Street North.

• FY 14 Budget Public Hearing - September 26 at 6:00 pm, City Hall, 175 - 5th Street North.

If l can be of assistance, please feel free to call me at 727-893-7117.

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We have (3) projects in the neighborhood we need Vol-

unteers for:pRojECT #1 – Paint the house

at 8487 Diagonal Road NpRojECT #2 –Yard help at

120 Sun lit Cove Dr NEpRojECT #3 – Yard help on

174 84th Ave N (remove vegeta-tion)

Ideally we need 3 crews of Vol-unteers on Sat, Sept 28 to help paint a small house and some clean-up work in the front yard of 2 others.

Please call or email us if you would be interested in volunteer-

ing that day - daybug-me2@yahoo.com or 727-579-3644. Volun-teers will meet at 8am at whichever address they want to help at. Once finished at their project site, partici-pants are invited to Lake Vista Park, 1401 62nd Ave S, for vol-unteer recognition by the Mayor, lunch and entertainment between noon and 1:30 p.m. (Directions: 275 south to exit 16, left onto Pinellas Point

Dr S/SR 687E for 1.7 miles, Lake Vista park is on left – about 25 min travel time .)

Sponsored by Somebody Cares

CAREFEST PROJECTSNeighbors Helping NeighborsSaturday Sept 28th – 8 AM to Noon

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Tampa Bay under the umbrella of CareFest USA, the annual week of compassion-related activities culminates with a day of service that gives back to the community, benefitting individual homeown-ers, schools and non-profit orga-nizations.

CareFest activities are part of St. Petersburg Mayor Bill Foster’s I.C.A.N. initiative (Involved Citi-zens Active in Neighborhoods), to help support effective, efficient volunteer efforts throughout the city and throughout the year.

On September 28, CareFest St. Pete 2013 starts and ends at Lake Vista Park with check-in and light morning refreshments at 7:30 a.m., followed by projects conducted from 8 a.m. to noon. The event wraps up with CareFest organizers and the mayor presenting certificates to all volunteer groups.

Last September, more than 70 projects were com-pleted thanks to more than 1,249 volunteers and 68 groups who participated in CareFest St. Pete 2012 rep-resenting the religious, business and collegiate com-munities and service agencies.

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It’s time once again to search for treasures and/or trade your unused stuff taking up your space for

somebody else’s unused stuff that takes up even more of your space. Our Fall Neighborhood Yard Sale event is scheduled for Fri through Sun, Oct 4th, 5th & 6th. Call Donna Hoover 579-3644 to be marked on the map before Tues, October 1st.

Some people have the best turnout on Fri during the day, and some people have the best turnout on Sun after church hours. The RBCA will advertise this sale in the Tampa Bay Times, St Pete Patch, the Flyer and our Face Book page for all 3 days, advertised times are 8am-2pm, but you are always welcome to set your own days and hours for that weekend. The RBCA will set up large Neighborhood Yard Sale signs at certain loca-tions along 4th St and 83rd Ave on Thurs night to direct traffic into the neighborhood based on the locations of those residents/members that have called to get marked on the 500+ maps that get handed out FREE at each sales location between 78th Ave and 98th Ave. We also have a few smaller signs that we can place inside the neighborhood if we have time, but all other signage di-recting people to your location is up to you. Also, be a good neighbor and remove any signs that you have posted when your sale is finished. We will pick-up all of the RBCA signs Sun evening.

Since we are advertising this event and printing the maps with RBCA funds, you must be a current RBCA member to get marked on the map. Membership is only

$10 per household and runs from Jan-Dec. A conve-nient membership form is printed on the back page of this newsletter for you to mail in with your $10 check, made out to the RBCA.

If we get rained on 2 out of the 3 days we will put the signs out for the following weekend, but we won’t have time for the advertising. Happy Un-Cluttering to everybody!!!

RBCA Fall Yard Sale October 4th, 5th & 6th

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Your Neighborhood Church

Welcomes You!

600 83rd Ave. NE,St. Petersburg, FL 33702

727-329-6346www.stpetepca.org

Pastor Dave Harding

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.

Next 83rd Ave N/NEAdopt-A-Mile Clean-Up

Sat, Oct 19 – 8AM

I want to Thank Judy Cannon , Debby Obst, and Dave Kandz for helping me with our 3rd 2013 83rd Ave Clean-ups. We col-

lected 23.5 lbs of trash.Our 4th and last clean-up for 2013 is scheduled for Sat, Oct

19th. We will meet at the St. Pete Presbyterian Church Parking Lot, 600 83rd Ave NE at 8 AM. Please come out and make a posi-tive impact in your neighborhood.

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Ukrainian Church Rummage SaleSept 13 & 14, Oct 4 & 5

Did you know that the Ukrainian Church hall at 434 90th Ave N has a Huge Rummage Sale almost every month? The entire hall where most of us go to vote is full, and I mean FULL, of reasonably priced items. Everything from clothing, books, towels, plates, furniture, games, jewelry, DVD/CDs, tapes, etc. They also take donations so please consider them after your yard sale.

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RBCA May 24thMeeting Outline

Paisano’s donated free pizza for social time at 6:30.Called to order at 7pm, despite heavy rain, 73 residents attended.

1. Fossil Park Fire station reported on area activity, 536 calls for service last month, CPR classes are available at station, $15 t-shirts are being sold as fundraiser for station & annual Haunted House, 3 bought by RBCA to give away as door prizes. Names were pulled and t-shirts were given out.

2. Police Officer Doug Weaver recognized as 2011 SPPD Officer of the Year, he gave area crime stats, answered questions and gave safety reminders: Lock your car when paying for gas, tips to avoid current identify theft prob-lem with tax refunds, check door before answering.

3. Mayor Bill Foster acknowledged our great neighborhood participation at our meeting despite the rain, an-swered many questions about curbside recycling, the old & new pier plans, the Rays and the Trop, the Grand Prix, current Police Station needing updating, gave number to call about trash along interstate 813-975-6000, and discussed 2012 city budget.

4. Transportation Director Joe Kubicki discussed & showed plans for Gandy overpass, is a DOT project, will be seeking public input in Jan 2013.

5. Councilman Jim Kennedy discussed new Riviera Bay park, announced Wed, July 25, 7pm at this location for public park input.

6. Later than usual, meeting adjourned at 9:07pm.

Fossil Park Fire Station 7Block Party &Haunted House

Sat, Oct 26th – 7 pm-9 pm

We’ve been through it more than once and believe me, these Firefighters do a fantastic job of creating the perfect walk

through Haunted House experience for kids and adults. Fossil Park Fire Station 7 at 6975 Dr. ML King Jr. St. N is having their Annual Haunted House on Sat, Oct 26th from 7 PM to 9 PM. Free Admission. The Firehouse is also selling T-Shirts as a fund raiser to support the haunted house and make the free admis-sion possible. For more information: (727) 893-7218 T- Shirts will be available for sale at our October 17th General Meeting.

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One of the main ten-ants of Scouting is

good citizenship and ser-vice to others. Millions of cans of food are col-lected by our Scouting movement every year. This year will be no dif-ferent. The need for food in our community is more important that every before. Many area food banks are stretched to their limits by an in-creased demand for food coupled with lessening donations. This is our chance to really help our community and show our neighbors how great a program Scouting is to

SCOUTING FOR FOOD DRIVE - Sat, Nov 9th

our youth. Our Scouts are more than willing to step up and help their neighbors in need.

The Annual Scouting for Food begins on Sat, Nov 2nd with the bag distribution. Scouts from Troop 263 will leave plastic bags on front doors or porches. Col-lection day will be Sat, Nov 9th. Place the bag on your porch by 9AM with canned goods/dry goods and the scouts from Troop 263 will pick them up.

Last year, in partnership with your Neighborhood As-sociation, the scouts from Troop 263 collected a truck load of food.

The need for food is growing everyday within our communities. The Boy Scouts of America is ready, willing, and able to step up and build our communi-ty. Be part of the difference, make the effort, and help those in need.

A fool and his money can throw one heck of a party.

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email: info@citrusblossombrand.comweb: www.citrusblossombrand.com

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1st Annual Riviera Bay

F i sh ing TournamenTSept 14, 2013 - Weigh in: 4pm to 5pm

Captain’s Meeting: Sept 12, 7pm

Cash Prizes for 1st & 2nd Longest fish$1 50/50 Drawing & Raffle Prizes!

Sign-in and Capt. Meeting with “The Fishin’ Musician” Jimmy Shelton on Thurs, Sept 12th at 7pm at the Sand Bar & Grill,

10056 Gandy Blvd N. Raffle prizes sponsored by Mitch’s Bait & Tackle, 401 83rd Ave N, where poles are available for purchase for $14.88. For more info: Thesheltonfamily@hotmail.com

Neighbors!Make sure you liKE us on FaceBook! Our Facebook page is maintained by Debby Obst. You can see what your neighbors are up to, post pictures, events, etc. You can find

us by typing in: Riviera Bay, Saint petersburg, Fl Here is the direct link to the site:https://www.facebook.com/pages/Riviera-Bay-Saint-petersburgFl/111115338939569?ref=hl

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Mayor Bill Foster invites you to “MAYoR’S

nigHT oUT,” as the city brings its full array of services to the neighborhoods. Speak one-on-one with the mayor and other public of-ficials, and get the services you need from City Hall. There are only 2 dates left this year. All meetings start at 6pm and go until the last person leaves.September 5 - Wildwood Center: 1000 28th St Soctober 10 - gladden park Center: 3901 30th Ave N

If you’re a morning person you can join Mayor Foster for breakfast and informal conversation during “BREAKFAST WiTH THE MAYoR.” Dates and lo-cations can be viewed at www.stpete.org Bring your thoughts and ideas and support our host restaurants with a breakfast by www.stpete.org/mayor/breakfast-withmayor.asp

If you have an item to discuss, you can also e-mail Mayor Bill Foster at Mayor@stpete.org

Meet With The MayorAnd/Or All City Departments

Just a reminder to all Riviera Bay residents to be careful and vigilant and to keep your beloved pets

in at night and whenever they go outside, keep them on a leash and within your sight. Residents from all over this area are reporting coyote sightings and miss-ing cats, dogs and rabbits.

It’s not whether you win or lose, but how you place the blame

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UPCOMING EVENTSSept 7, 14, 21, 28, oct 5, 12, 19 - Weedon island

guided Hike: Learn about the ecosystems and the early residents of Weedon Island Preserve while hiking the coastal uplands and the boardwalks through man-grove forests. Best for ages 6 and older. 9 to 11 a.m. Free; advance registration required.

Sept 7, oct 5 - Archaeology Works: Learn about different archaeological topics every month. 10 a.m. to noon. Free; advance registration required.

Sept 12, 26, oct 10, 24 - Wee-Time at Weedon: Ev-ery second and fourth Thursday of each month, pre-school children are treated to a variety of stories and hands-on activities that connect them to their environ-ment. Ages 3 to 5. 10:30 to 11:15 a.m. Free; advance registration requested.

Sept 13, oct 11 - great Weedon Bird Quest: Learn the identifying marks and behaviors of our feathered year-round residents and seasonal visitors while assist-ing in compiling an annual checklist of the preserve’s birds. 8 to 10 a.m. Free; advance registration required.

Sept 14 - Wetlands 101: Learn how to interpret the characteristics that define wetlands. Three characteris-tics tell the story of current and past conditions of these often-underappreciated systems. 1 to 2 p.m. Free; ad-vance registration required.

Sept 19 - Archaeology lecture Series: Different ar-chaeological subject are covered every month. 7 to 8 p.m. Free; advance registration required.

Sept 21, oct 19 - Weedon photography Hike: Hike the preserve in search of that perfect photo. After a brief classroom session, preserve volunteers highlight sea-sonal features of the preserve, as well as specific wild-life behaviors. 8 to 10 a.m. Free; advance registration required.

Sept 28 - paddling Coastal Clean Up: Please volun-teer to give back to Tampa Bay and the lands of Weedon Island Preserve. Volunteers will use canoes and kay-aks to help clean up the difficult-to-reach shorelines of Weedon Island Preserve. The cleanup will help to protect wildlife and increase the aesthetic value of our natural surroundings. 9 a.m. to noon. Free; advance registration requested.

oct 3 - Salty Topics: Restoring Tampa Bay - 25 Years of progress: Tampa Bay has recovered from a 1970s algae-covered, nutrient-enriched, smelly estu-ary to the functioning and productive bay we see today. Today, Tampa Bay’s waters are as clear as they were in 1950. 6:45 to 8:15 p.m. Free; advance registration required.

oct. 25 - Bats – Myth and Reality: Meet some of these live animals at this fascinating night program pre-sented by the Florida Bat Conservancy from 7 to 8:30 p.m. Free; advance registration required.

oct. 26 - 3rd Annual gopher Weedon 8K Run: Enjoy 8 kilometers (4.9 miles) of natural trails through one of Tampa Bays hidden gems. The Friends of Weedon Island is now accepting online registration.

Weedon Island Preserve, 1800 Weedon Drive NE, St. Petersburg. (727) 453-6500; www.weedonislandpre-serve.org.

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Help me to continue working for you and volun-teering as your Prez Dave. i Will REMoVE AnYTHing 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 daybugme2@yahoo.com or leave message at 727-579-3644.

FoR SAlE: Professional Olympic Squat Rack/Smith machine w/o weights and bench, 1 adjust-able and 1 free bar, probably $3K when new, hate to scrap it, best offer over $100, Dave 579-3644 – leave message

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If you find or lose something, please contact daybugme2@

yahoo.com 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.

FoUnd:A Set of car keys were

found on 96th Avenue. Please call Jean Tyack 576-9300.

The RBCA Neighborhood wishes Dave and Donna Hoover a Happy Wedding Anniversary, and thanks them for all the tireless efforts they put in all year to make our neighborhood a great place to live!

Happy 30th AnniversaryDave & Donna

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InMemoriam

Charlie Foster1918 - 2013

Charlie Foster, 95, passed away August 6th, 2013 at home.

Charlie was one of the original pio-neers of the Riviera Bay Civic As-sociation and he will be missed by all of us.

He was born in Montego Bay, Jamaica, grew up in the Cayman Islands and moved to Florida in 1951 with his wife Pauline. Charles worked with his cousins in the construction industry until his re-tirement. He was a member of St. James United Methodist Church.

He is survived by his loving wife of 65 years Pauline; son Charles II and wife Margie; daughter Sherry and husband Rollin Lightfield; 5 grandchildren; 5 great-grandchil-dren; 2 sisters; numerous nieces, nephews and sisters-in-law.

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oFFiCERSpRESidEnT: David Hoover ............................. 579-3644 / daybugme2@yahoo.comViCE pRESidEnT: VacantSECRETARY: Lori Intravichit ......................................................................576-2903TREASURER: Donna Hoover .............................579-3644 / donna.rbca@yahoo.comCHAiRMAn oF THE BoARdSean Singh .................................570-8458 - seanbsingh@gmail.comBoARd MEMBERS:Pauline Foster ........................................................................576-1468Jenny Healy ...........................................................................576-2765 Dave Kandz ......................................... 642-8567 / dave@rbdigital.bizAndrew Smith ............. 813-453-3407 / andrewacs@tampabay.rr.comMEMBERSHip: Donna Hoover .............................579-3644 / donna.rbca@yahoo.comnEWSlETTER EdiToR: Missy Martino ............................... 577-5500 / RBCAnews@aol.comnEWSlETTER AdVERTiSing:Al Martino ...................................... 577-5500 / RBCAnews@aol.comnEWSlETTER dEliVERY: David Hoover .............................579-3644 / daybugme2@yahoo.comConA REp: David & Donna Hoover .............579-3644 / daybugme2@yahoo.com

CoMMiTTEES83rd AVE/SAn MARTin BRidgE: Lance Obst .......................................... 578-9718 - dobst@verizon.netAndrew Smith ................ 813-453-3407 / andrewacs@tapabay.rr.comRoy O’Neil ......................................576-8754 / royoneil@verizon.netgRAnTS: Donna & David Hoover ..............579-3644 / donna.rbca@yahoo.comDebby Obst ......................................... 578-9718 - dobst@verizon.netdREdging:Dave Kandz ......................................... 642-8567 / dave@rbdigital.bizRoy O'Neil ......................................576-8754 / royoneil@verizon.netAndrew Smith ......................... 813-453-3407 / andrewacs@msn.com

EnTERTAinMEnT:Pauline Foster .......................................................................576-1468Jenny Healy ..........................................................................576-2765

Donna & David Hoover .............579-3644 / daybugme2@yahoo.comCHRiSTMAS EVE lUMinARiES:Jean Tyack, Chairperson ......................................................576-9300 CHRiSTMAS EVE BoAT pARAdE:Hal Hammer ................................ 576-5257 / hammer8314@aol.com

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 .............................. Mayor@stpete.org / 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 always appreciated) 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