The PVCA Annual Meeting will be held at the Ponte Vedra Inn & Club Conference Center on Friday May 14. Doors open at 6PM with a 30 minute cash bar. The Annual Membership meeting will begin at 6:30PM with a light complimentary dinner following the meeting. Due to Covid-19, attendance is limited to 55 people. You may attend virtually via Facebook Live at the following LINK. To register for the in person meeting you may click below to register or call 904-859-1356. If you and your spouse plan to attend either both click below or send us an e-mail or call by April 30. Do not answer the question below if you do not plan to attend or are unsure. We have to pay for all spots available to us and we don't want to pay for an empty seat. The main purpose of the meeting is to vote in the new board members, hear our Year in Review and recognize our Person of the Year. We will confirm with an e-mail if your registration is confirmed.

We also want to recognize those members who are First Responders, Teachers and Grocery/Pharmacy Workers in our meeting especially those that are members. If you work in one of these areas, please click below.

You may consider attending the next PVZAB meeting on April 5th at 3PM at Lewis Speedway St. Augustine, FL in the county auditorium if you want to provide your opinion on either of these subjects.

The MSD has requested an update to the current parking regulation on Ponte Vedra Blvd to coincide with the regulation that already exists on Solana Rd, Corona Rd, Roscoe Blvd and Ponte Vedra Blvd north of the county line. The update to the regulation would make it illegal for service trucks and vehicles with trailers to park in the right of way. They will need to either park in yards or driveways and not block the sidewalk. There is a great summary of changes of the proposed changes written by Brad Scott, Chairman of the PVZAB published in the last Ponte Vedra Recorder pg. 4 which covers this topic and can be accessed here.

The MSD recently sent out a notice on the fence height topic which will be raised at the same meeting covering the decision to increase the fence height regulation. In 2020, the PVCA surveyed it's members. 40% responded to the survey and 77% of the respondents stated they are against increasing the fence height regulation.

You may also attend the meeting by:

If you have comments or information on either of these topics e-mail PVZAB by March 31.

Please visit the St. Johns County COVID-19 vaccinations webpage or text SJCVACCINE to 888777 or call 866-779-6121 to receive timely updates.