All About Trinity Oaks
Where is Trinity Oaks located?
Trinity Oaks is located in Trinity, Florida 34655. Trinity Oaks is located in Pasco County.
Is Trinity Oaks pet friendly?
Do you have a pet? Many pet owners live in Trinity Oaks. We know that your dog or cat is an important part of your family and residents here feel the same. Our pet policies align with local ordinances and we believe anyone can find a beautiful and welcoming home here while connecting with many other per owners and animal enthusiasts.
Under Trinity Oaks Covenants Article II (2.11), a maximum of three domestic pets are permitted and must be kept on owner's land or on leashes.
Is there shopping close by?
A number of shopping centers are located minutes outside the community.
HOA/POA/CDD Information
Does Trinity Oaks have CDD fees?
No.
What is an HOA/POA?
Each HOA (or Property Owners Association) can vary a bit based on the community or subdivision, but an HOA fee is basically a predetermined set fee that each homeowner in the community pays monthly, quarterly, or annually to help maintain the community. In an HOA, a homeowner is also subject to certain Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&Rs), which outline what a homeowner may or may not do with the property. In Trinity Oaks, POA fees are set on an annual basis by the Property Owners Association as part of the annual budget process. POA fees in Trinity Oaks are paid annually and due in January each year..
What is a deed restricted community?
A deed restricted community is where the community has a homeowner association that has rules and regulations pertaining to the use of land and the look of the neighborhood. In Trinity Oaks, ALL changes to the exterior of a home including landscaping must receive prior approval from the ARC.
New Residents
How do I get electric service?
Duke Energy provides electric service in Trinity Oaks.
How do I get water service?
FGUA provides water service in Trinity Oaks.
How do I get trash service?
Pasco County does not provide curbside waste collection. Trinity Oaks does not have a bulk contract for trash pickup. Each resident must coordinate household trash and recyclables to be picked up by a hauler you pay directly. Visit the
Pasco County Garbage page to see licensed haulers. At the time of this writing, Waste Connections (727-847-9100) and Waste Management (800-255-7172) both serve Trinity Oaks.
Stormwater, Ponds, and Irrigation
Is there a map showing all of the ponds in Trinity Oaks?
Visit the
maps page to see the ponds of Trinity Oaks.
I live next to a pond that is overgrown that needs maintenance. Who do I contact?
The board of directors is working with contractors to maintain the ponds around Trinity Oaks. While all ponds are in the queue for maintenance, please contact the Board of Directors with any specific issues that should be addressed.
Are there watering restrictions?
Yes. Pasco County authorizes irrigation of lawns and landscaping one day per week. Review the
Pasco County watering restrictions to find the specific day and times you should be watering based on your address.
Where can I find more information on stormwater within Trinity Oaks?
SWFWMD (Southwest Florida Water Management District) maintains a number of resources and helpful information. To learn more about stormwater management in Trinity Oaks and what you can do to help maintain ponds, read the
Stormwater Systems in Your neighborhood to learn more.
What does the ARC do?
What is the ARC and What does it do?
The Architectural Review Committee (ARC) is a permanent standing committee appointed by the Trinity Oaks Board of Directors to perform the architectural and landscape review and control functions as identified in the governing documents and listed in the property deed that binds each property owner. ANY alteration to the exterior of a home or its landscaping requires the PRIOR approval of the ARC. All owners must comply with the ARC requirement to submit ALL plans for approval before commencing any work relating to a change. Owners can request a change by submitting a completed
ARC Form along with any additional plans and documentation. The homeowner is also responsible for obtaining and all necessary building permits and complying with all governmental, and POA regulations relating to the requested change.
How do I submit an application to the ARC?
Please complete the
Architectural Review Committee Request Form and return to the Chairperson of the ARC.
Newsletters
Where do I get the Trinity Oaks newsletter?
The newsletter is published twice a year and is delivered by volunteers of the community. Expect a Spring & Fall edition of the newsletter.
Is the newsletter available digitally?
Starting in Fall of 2022, newsletters are available to registered members of the community in in the
Newsletters section.
