Welcome to Eastlakes

The Eastlakes POA, Inc  was formed as a nonprofit organization in June of 1982, for the purpose of managing properties in Eastlakes Village, Eastlakes and Pinewood I and II. Eastlakes serves 289 homes and 36 Pinewood condominiums.

The Eastlake's POA is responsible for architectural approvals (home color, patios, site walls, and driveways).  Lawn and  landscaping maintenance is performed by the POA. The expense of maintenance is incorporated into the annual POA fees. Eastlakes is managed by a volunteer Board, elected at its annual meeting. Eastlakes is staffed by an excellent property management team who will help with your needs.​

The World Around Us...

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​​Lucky residents of Eastlakes  are well placed in lovely Palm Beach Gardens just an 8 minute drive from  white sand Atlantic beaches, and  20 minutes from world renowned Palm Beach,  1.5  miles from Roger Dean Baseball Stadium,  and 8  miles from the beauty of the Jupiter Inlet and acres of protected natural park lands. We enjoy our own  Audubon  sanctuary and beautiful lakes and waterways and share miles of walking and bike trails.  Our homes are protected by mature trees with lake and golf course views galore. We are part of the larger Eastpointe community with a unique identity and architecture. There are two private golf clubs on the premises.
Eastlakes POA Office
13560 Eastpointe Blvd
Palm Beach Gardens, FL 33418
Property Manager: ​​Patti Whelan, LCAM
Phone: 561-627-4590
Email: pwhelan@campbellproperty.com

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Email: estoppeljup@campbellproperty.com​

EASTLAKES POA

 A Message from the President
Dear Neighbors,
      As we move into our second year of Covid-19, we are beginning to see some light at the end of the tunnel. Many of us have been lucky enough to have received our vaccinations and many more activities are coming back. As many of you have seen, your POA Board has been conducting Zoom meetings and some of you have tuned in and shared questions and concerns with us. We hope that we, as a Board, have responded well to your inquiries.
         As previously stated in our last newsletter, we have begun a multi phased upgrade of our aging irrigation system. Eric Nelson, the low bidder, has completed the section know as the HoJo Homes, (white homes along Touchstone Place), and will now be moving on to the next section which includes 27 homes. New piping, wiring, and sprinkler heads are being installed. We are also in the process of upgrading our irrigation pump located off Oak Knoll Drive with a larger pump so that we may more effectively service the homes along Touchstone and Oak Knoll Drive. This improvement also involves running new electric service off of Hood Road and then under Oak Knoll Drive. Fortunately, we have negotiated with the HOA to split this significant cost due to the HOA also having a pump in the same area.
          We are excited to see the old West Course Clubhouse being demolished and the actual construction of the new “Pointe” facility just a few weeks away. This journey has been frustrating due to the slow permitting process in Palm Beach County and trying to make progress in a Covid-19 environment. As your President, I am closely monitoring this project and the impact it is and will be having on our neighborhood. As also being a member of the Country Club Board of Governors, I am able be involved in decisions regarding the “Pointe” and its effect on Eastlakes POA.
     On behalf of all our Board Members, we wish you and your family a safe and healthy Spring.
Yours truly,
Frank Sparks; President
Eastlakes Property Owners Association

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