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PERDIDO KEY WEATHER
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About Perdido
Key Association
The Perdido Key Association is an all volunteer community benefit organization made up of property owners and residents of Perdido Key, Florida. PKA
members work to preserve and enhance the future of Perdido Key by
advocating orderly management of growth and positive change. We combine
resources and talents to educate, advocate, negotiate and, when
necessary, litigate to protect our high quality of life. Above all, we
strive to encourage and provide opportunities for Perdido Key citizens
for meaningful participation in their community. Perdido Key Association
is a 501(c)(3) nonprofit membership organization. Donations are
tax-deductible.
Click here for membership
Application
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"Never doubt
that a small group of committed citizens can change the world; indeed, it
is the only thing that ever has."
Margaret Meade,
Anthropologist
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Our Purpose
The objectives of the Association are to operate exclusively for
charitable and educational purposes in providing information needed to
combat deterioration of Perdido Key, Florida, and maintain its natural
beauty and lessen neighborhood tensions, while promoting its welfare and
aiding in its orderly development.
Board of
Directors meetings are held monthly,
members are welcome. Please check the calendar
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We are pleased to share the
results of the 2011 Perdido Key Property Owners' Survey -
CLICK HERE |
History of Perdido
Key Association
What is now known as the Perdido Key Association originated in 1954 by a
group of about 100 people. At that time the 700 acre Gulf Beach Gunnery
range was declared surplus by the Navy and the entire tract was
auctioned off to a single developer/builder. After much perseverance and
trips to Washington, this small group convinced the Government to honor
their individual bids, and in 1957 a portion of the land was subdivided
into 700 lots known as the Gulf Beach Subdivision. Records indicate that
Gulf front lots were originally $50+/- front/ft. or about $2700 for a 50
ft. beach parcel.
Initially known as the Gulf Beach Development Association (a not for profit), the small group was incorporated in 1970 as the Perdido Key Development Association, and later being more concerned with the "changes in the environment", became the present Perdido Key Association, Inc. in 1986. |
