Page 2 - Boca ViewPointe - September '20

Page 2, Viewpointe September 2020

A Short History from page 1 Upkeeping of the special carpet-like, hybrid grass that present a feeling of openness that beckons visitors to
covers the median and both sides of Powerline Road want to see more. Likewise, the well-groomed streets and
One village has two pools Supervising access control to the villages houses surrounding the club make the country club more
Three villages have clubhouses Supervising gatehouse operations inviting as well. A symbiosis exists between the two, and
Two villages have their own tennis courts Supervising roving patrols both organizations strive to maintain it.
The oldest and first village is Caravelle Publishing the ViewPointe newspaper Here we are almost 40 years later. From a large bean
The youngest village is Pointe 100 Updating and supporting the Boca Pointe website farm and acres of Florida forest primeval, we have Boca
The estimated population of BP (no census has been Conducting all the business that accrues to a 29 village Pointe, a vibrant, active community with amenities that
taken) is about 9,000 in 4,139 living units. association. catch the eye of all who traverse Powerline Road. The
The two Assisted Living communities add an It is not uncommon in Florida for a developer to working residents among us look forward to coming home
additional 921 living units fail…bankrupt before the completion of its planned to the quiet greenery of Boca Pointe.
Governing these 29 villages, two assisted living construction. One such incident occurred in the area Our seasonal owners leave remorsefully and return
communities, commercial entities, and other facilities where Costa del Sol and Costa Brava now stand. Original with enthusiasm. Those of us who are fortunate enough
is the BPCA (Boca Pointe Community Association). Its plans called for a nine- hole golf course to be built and to enjoy a year-long residency very much appreciate
authority to do so is contained in its Declaration, articles a six-story high-rise condo building, with boat slips on the lifestyle and amenities that Boca Pointe offers. To
of incorporation, and bylaws. A 15 member Board of the Hillsboro canal for residents who were interested in that end, the unsung heroes, past and present, are the
Directors is chosen by the presidents of the village boating. The high rise was actually partially completed volunteer boards and committees of the villages and
associations. The board hires a management company, but was torn down by the developer that followed. Today, master association who have kept the community moving
whose personnel include the COO (Chief Operating 285 living units occupy that space. forward. We thank them for their services and wish them
Officer) of Boca Pointe. Each resident pays maintenance It is pretty much agreed that the presence of the success in their future deliberations and actions.
fees to its village association, which in turn pays a certain country club, The Club at Boca Pointe, adds to the overall
amount to the BPCA to perform its duties as the master attractiveness of BP. Its lush greens, fairways, and lakes Harold Katz R.Ph., Edgewater Estates 
association. It’s budget for the year $5.476 million.
Duties of the BPCA include:
Maintaining the landscape that is not owned by the
villages
Maintaining approximately 2.7 miles of roads and
walking paths
Upkeeping of the medians along 18th St.

Attention
All Residents!

Please keep garage doors

closed. Your security begins
at home!

Lease Renewals

Renters- If you plan to renew your lease at Boca
Pointe, please provide the BPCA Management office
a copy of your renewal lease and vehicle registration
prior to your lease expiration date. Both items are
needed to ensure that your transponder does not
get deactivated when the lease ends. Please email to
admin@bocapointe.com.
Thank you! 

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