CDD I and II - Responsible for the management and operation of  common area property such as: neighborhood parks,  conservation areas, ponds, fountains, roadways,  street signs, landscaping, irrigation, and street  lighting.    The CDD is also responsible for the operation and  maintenance of the Community’s recreational facilities  (Clubhouse facility, swimming pools, tennis courts,  volleyball court, basketball courts, field area).    Responsible for the development of an annual  operating budget based on the necessary  expenditures for the operation and maintenance of  the items mentioned above. Management of these  expenditures is overseen by the CDD’s management  company, currently Rizzetta & Company, with  Scott Brizendine as our District Manager.    Funding for the “Operations and Maintenance”  expenditures comes from a portion of the CDD  “Assessment” that each Seven Oaks homeowner  pays with their property tax bill each year (non-  advalorem tax). Community expenditures such as  landscape maintenance, irrigation, Clubhouse  upkeep, management and staff salaries, District  Manager, Attorney, District Engineer, etc. are  included within this budget, as well as other  necessary items.    The other portion of your “Assessment” is used to pay  -off the bond that was floated to pay for the  construction of our Community’s infrastructure and  amenities (i.e., roadways, recreational facilities). The  amount that each homeowner is assessed is based  on the size of the lot.

CDD's Website  Contact the CDD Board

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Seven Oaks Property Association - Responsible for enforcing the “Declaration of  Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions” with respect to  homes and lots.    Enforce the Community’s “Covenants” otherwise known  as deed restrictions, to protect the value, desirability,  and attractiveness of our Community.    A “Property Manager,” (currently SusanThomas of  Rampart Properties) is hired by SOPOA to inspect home  exteriors and properties, weekly, to ensure compliance  with these Covenants.    The property management company (Rampart) also  collects HOA “Assessments,” (currently $62 for a non-  gated neighborhood and $99 for a gated neighborhood)  and processes any requests to modify home exteriors or  lot landscaping (i.e. pool, screen enclosures, fence,  paint colors, or other architectural modifications).    Homeowners requesting a modification are asked to  complete an “Architectural Modification Request” form  (AMR), obtained from the “Documents” section on  www.sopoa.com. This gets reviewed by the Property  Manager and is then considered by the “Design Review  Committee” (DRC) of SOPOA (the HOA) for approval (or  denial).    Common “Covenant Violations” include: weeds, yards  not mowed/edged, dirt/mildew on driveway, displayed  trash containers on non-pickup days, dirt/mildew on  house, flower beds needing mulch, brown grass,  and garage doors being left open.    Five of the neighborhoods within Seven  Oaks (Lakeside, Silverleaf, Villas at Edenfield, Villas of  Deer Run, and Villas at Willow Creek) have their own  HOA’s, and except for Silverleaf, which does not belong to SOPOA, must therefore follow the guidelines of two  Associations.

SOPOA's Website  Contact the SOPOA Board

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Seven Oaks Resident Council - The Resident Council is a communication vehicle that helps link the entire Seven Oaks Community. The Council consists of one Representative from each of the neighborhoods within Seven Oaks who is responsible for bringing the concerns of that neighborhood to the Resident Council monthly Meetings (first Tuesday of the month) for discussion. The Council sifts through these concerns and determines if they should be directed toward the CDD Board, the SOPOA Board (HOA), the Developer, or a government entity for an appropriate solution. The Resident Council Representatives, using the email addresses of the homeowners within their subdivision, can alert their neighbors about proposed changes to the status-quo, whether they are considered to be positive or negative and offer unified response initiatives to preserve the quality of life for Seven Oaks residents.

Seven Oaks Resident Council Website
Contact the Resident Council Chairperson,

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Seven Oaks Website -

The Website development team consists of residents that are in charge of running MySevenOaks.com.  Team Members consist of representatives from the CDD, SOPOA, and Resident Council and are all given admin logins to help maintain their respective pages.

You should contact us for 24/7 same day support on most technical issues that you may have in regaurds to this website.

The overall site is ran by Edge Line Tech LLC, a media design company owned by a Seven Oaks Resident.  The website is 100% free to all residents thanks to advertisers whom you can see at the bottom of each page.  For more info on the website, or advertising, feel free to contact us.