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You have found paradise!
Yalaha is one of the oldest inhabited spots in Lake County. For thousands of years native tribes called these shores home. In the mid 1800s, Yalaha began to be settled and “snowbirds” began to flock to this rural area.
Yalaha is a Seminole word, meaning “orange” or “yellow-orange”.
The Harris Chain covers approximately 50,000 acres of water and the entire chain makes our shores the second largest lake in the State of Florida.
Duke Energy
Start, Stop & Move Electric- Customer Service Monday-Friday 7 a.m to 7 p.m. 855-637-6513 or duke-energy.com
Pool Access
Key fobs are required to access the pool area. Please see Membership for your key fob. Only one key fob per household will be distributed and available only to Members in good standing (MIGS). If your fob is lost a replacement will be $50. Please follow all pool rules for your safety. All visitors must be with a community member when accessing corporate property.
Garbage/Recycle/Lawn
Garbage/Recycle collection-Wednesday morning for garbage and recycle items. Lawn-Thursday Lawn debris must be bundled- branches must be no longer than 4' in length and no bigger than 6" in diameter per Lake County requirements. Items must be at the curb by 6:00 a.m. Please use appropiate containers for all waste. For large item pick-ups please call 352-343-3776