A water community, Robledal Estates & Oak Haven Subdivisions are located off the Gulf Coast in Santa Rosa County, in the city of Navarre, in the North West corner of Florida, also known as the Panhandle and the Emerald Coast. There are about 321 homes in our neighborhood and beach/boat ramp access is offered through a membership with CRAB, Inc. (a separate entity) for residents only. Learn more about CRAB, Inc.
Our homeowners association—R.E.L.A. (Robledal Estates & Oak Haven Land Association) is incorporated under all Florida and Federal laws. Dues and assessments were not attached to the land by the developer, so participation is voluntary. However, much appreciated since without your financial support, nothing gets done and the community suffers from neglect and apathy…and can lead to a decline in our property values.
Our Mission
To fairly represent and communicate the needs of the members of the association of landowners of Robledal Estates and Oak Haven subdivisions, by working with officers, past and present, and with homeowners, who have the common goal of abiding covenants and properly addressing issues which affect homeowners and member of the association, for the overall betterment and strengthening of community bond.
Our Board Members
President: Larry Tashlik, 850.936.5522
Vice President: Bill Clausen, wclausen@gmail.com, 850.936.8509
Treasurer: Ann O’Connor
Secretary: Michele Bitters, michele.bitters10@gmail.com
Communications: Jerry Merritt, jerry@jerrymerritt.website, 850.503.3488
Website Management: Anita Carroll
Bylaws
ARTICLE I – Purpose of Incorporation and Goals
(1) To promote maintenance, upkeep and improvements of the Robledal Oakhaven subdivision roads and public areas, by liaison with the county or otherwise, as needed. …Read more
Your donation make our work possible…
The voluntary dues of $15.00 per year go toward the maintenance and electricity of both signs & lights on East Bay Boulevard (including repairs due to vandalism) and along the road at the lake; annual picnic; Florida Corp fees, the R.E.L.A. web site and email server; and the neighborhood directory and newsletters.
Volunteer Opportunities
As mentioned above, participation is voluntary however, much appreciated since without your financial support or voluntary efforts, our community suffers. We welcome you to get involved, please check out our volunteer opportunities page (or contact one of our board members) to learn how you can put your talents and time to good use for our community.
To make a donation and offer your financial support to our community, please see our membership page. By making a donation, you become a Robledal Estates and Oak Haven community member. Your donation help pay for our expenses and in helping the betterment of our community. As a member you will also receive our newsletters and neighborhood directory.
Our History
The first written record we have of Robledal comes from Captain Jordan de Reina who visited the area in 1686. De Reina noted the heavy stands of oak and named the area Robledal (Spanish for oak grove). On that first visit de Reina’s crew surprised a group of Indians living along the shoreline. The Indians immediately ran off but de Reina left an offering of metal tools and a cross before exploring farther up the bay. Upon his return he discovered the Indians had reciprocated with an offering of buffalo robes and another crudely made cross of wood. Learn more about our history…
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