Nautica Isles West Homeowners Association Inc.

What Nautica Isles West Homeowners Association Inc.'s governing documents say

This is a set of architectural review forms and guidelines for Nautica Isles West, a single-family home HOA in Greenacres, FL. It lays out what homeowners must do to get approval for exterior changes to their property, but it is not the full HOA rulebook.

• Architectural review process: Any exterior alteration, improvement, or addition requires submitting a completed request form with plans and supporting documents. The application must include the homeowner's signature, a description of the project, a survey, and contractor credentials.
• What requires approval: The guidelines list fences, painting, driveways, screen enclosures, pergolas, awnings, pools, room additions, concrete patio additions, and landscaping as examples of changes that need pre-approval.
• Required documents by project type: Each project type has a specific checklist of items to submit. For example, fence applications require a survey showing location, material details, and a landscaping plan; pools need an architectural rendering, fencing or screening plans, and deck material samples.
• Security deposit for major work: A $1,000 security deposit is required for pools, concrete patio extensions, and room additions. It is returned after final inspections by the Association and the city, minus any costs for repairing damage to common or neighboring property.
• Homeowner responsibilities: By signing, the homeowner agrees to comply with all association rules and local codes, to complete the project as approved, and to bear all costs for restoring drainage or other issues. The ARC does not review structural adequacy or contractor workmanship.
• What this document doesn't cover: This document only covers the architectural review process and application requirements. It does not include any other HOA rules such as assessments, leasing restrictions, pet limits, parking rules, or use of common areas.

Plain-language summary generated from the governing documents on file for this community. It may be incomplete and is not legal advice — read the full documents below or consult the official recorded versions.