Sugarfoot is a neighborhood in Gainesville, Florida,
located approximately two miles west of the
University of Florida.
The neighborhood includes these subdivisions: Anglewood, Fletcher Heights,
Gwynn Oaks, and Holly Forest.
The neighbors around Clear Lake have a separate association but participate
in many Sugarfoot activities.
The Sugarfoot Community Improvement Association (SCIA) is the oldest neighborhood association in Gainesville. The SCIA organizes the yearly neighborhood picnic at the end of October and sponsors other events during the year.
For SCIA board minutes and other documents, see files.
The neighborhood email list
The SCIA maintains a mailing list to help keep you informed about events and other concerns to the neighborhood. Subscribe to the email list in the form in the left column.
If you are a subscriber to the email list, you can send messages to the list using this email address:
Please keep messages brief.
The Facebook page for the neighborhood association is
This is a closed group and you must be a resident of the neighborhood to join.Nextdoor
Nextdoor is a neighborhood oriented private social network. Some neighbors have joined the sugarfoot Nextdoor group:
City codes and ordinances
Sugarfoot is zoned for single-family dwellings, but because of the proximity to the University, there are many rental units in the neighborhood.
The City of Gainesville has several city codes designed to preserve and protect our neighborhoods. Code violations include trash in the yard, overgrown lawns, parking on the grass or lawn, and too many renters.
Parking violations are common at rental houses. The code requires cards to be parked in the garage, the carport, or in the driveway -- not on the grass. You can call Gainesville Code Enforcement at 352-334-5030 or you can email complaints to codes@cityofgainesville.org.
Noise violations include loud music, noisy parties, and barking dogs. Call the police department's non-emergency number: 352-955-1818.