Villaggio Reserve Management & Board of Directors
7942 Via Lampione, Delray Beach, FL 33446
VRNotfications@villaggioreservehoa.com
Office: 561-495-4114 opt. 1
Important Phone Numbers
- Florida Poison Control Center 800-222-1222
- Florida Power and Light (FPL) 866-263-9183
- Comcast/Xfinity 800-934-6489
- Specialized Integrated Solutions 855-880-8324
- Management Office 561-495-4114
- After Hours (GRS Management) Hotline 561-641-8554
New Version of the Cone Graphic
Beginning on or around August 15, 2024, NHC will begin issuing an experimental
version of the cone graphic that includes inland tropical storm and hurricane watches
and warnings in effect for the continental United States. Click HERE for more information.
Hurricane Preparation Information and Tips
Hurricane Preparedness
Hurricane Preparedness Guide & Emergency Supply List:
In preparation for Hurricane Season, we have attached Palm Beach County’s Official Hurricane Preparedness Guide as well as an Emergency Supply List for your use before, during and after the storm. Please review the attached guide and checklist to assure you have everything needed in advance of a storm.
Below are some helpful tips, important guides, and information to help residents prepare for Hurricane Season. Please take the time to read through the important tips and guides.
- Click here to view the Hurricane Guide.
- Click here to view the Hurricane Supply Checklist.
- Click here to view the recording of the VR Hurricane Preparedness Presentation.
- Click here to view LWDD recommendations for storm and flooding response.
Residence Preparation
Residents are urged to place towels in front of your entrance doors and sliding doors to block water from entering the home as water may enter your homes due to the combination of the wind speed and rain.
All Single-Family Homeowners are asked to use your Accordion Shutters for storms. Please visit www.noaa.org, www.lwdd.net, or www.readypbc.com for all weather-related updates in addition to your local and national news channels.
Lawn Ornaments/Flower Pots/Solar Lights/Security Signs/Flagpoles, Etc.:
It is mandatory that residents remove all objects from the exterior of their property in the event of a storm. Due to the volatile nature of these storms, objects can become projectiles and cause serious damage to the surrounding structures, break windows and damage cars. Furthermore, if your objects are found to have caused any damage to other homes, you will be held financially responsible for damages incurred. If you are not a full-time resident, please make arrangements for securing your belongings as they can become wind-driven projectiles in the event of a storm.
Hurricane Tips
Download the PBC Dart application on your smartphone device for useful tips and information before, during and after the storm.
- Click here to download the Android version of PBC Dart. (Please note this must be done from your Android device)
- Click here to download the iOS (Apple iPhone) version of PBC Dart.
Additional Steps to take:
- Subscribe to the “Alert PBC” notification system by clicking here.
- Check your home for power via FPL’s website by clicking here.
- Stock up at least FIVE days of non-perishable food per person.
Store ONE gallon of water per person per day for at least FIVE days for drinking, sanitation, etc. Water will be needed for drinking, cooking, and bathing. Be sure to store enough bottled water for all the members of your family including your pets. Additional clean water that could be used for bathing and sanitation can be stored in your bathtub. The water in your bathtub can also be used to fill the tank of your toilet to flush if the power goes out and flowing water stops.
- Make sure that you have enough medications at home in case of emergency.
- Remember to keep important documents in a portable waterproof bag or container.
- Keep a flashlight with you and make sure you have back up batteries.
- Turn the refrigerator and freezer to the coldest setting.
- Keep electronics such as phones and laptops fully charged.Remember to keep your gas tanks and vehicles fueled.
- As a reminder, caution should always be applied when walking or driving through flooded areas.For life threatening emergencies dial 911.
Drainage and Lake Levels
Easement Drainage:
Management will be clearing any debris from blocking the in-ground drains behind all structures along the perimeter walls, Via Lampione and the canal.
Lake Worth Drainage District (LWDD):
Residents are reminded that District canal levels may increase with rainfall but will slowly recede in response to primary control structures making the necessary discharges. Rainfall may raise community lake levels and produce temporary flooding of streets, sidewalks and yards in low lying areas. Please remember that these areas are designed and constructed to hold and store excess rainfall runoff to avoid flooding of homes and businesses. We await LWDD’s approval to operate our drainage weir. Upon receiving permission, we will promptly reconfigure the control structure to facilitate the drainage of surplus water from the lake.
To learn more about LWDD canal and waterway debris removal after a storm, click HERE.
Potential Closures
The HOA and all our vendors follow very detailed procedures and protocols as storms approach. Several factors, including strength, size, speed, forecasts and official storm Watches & Warnings help determine if and when facilities and amenities might shut down. If any closures (pool, tennis, bocce, pickleball) are necessary, we will advise you via email.