Regatta Cove Neighborhood Association, Inc.

What Regatta Cove Neighborhood Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

Regatta Cove is a 55-and-over homeowner association (HOA) in Greenacres, Florida — you own your home and lot, and the association sets rules for the neighborhood. This document is a collection of memoranda and forms for new owners, lessees, and residents, not the full recorded declaration, so it highlights key application, age, and conduct rules but omits many standard HOA details.

• Age restriction (55+): This is a 55+ community; an Age Verification Certificate form requires listing all occupants' birth dates. Children under 18 cannot live in your home for more than 30 consecutive days.
• Leasing & rentals: A Lease/Resale Application is required (no processing fee stated for lease), and you must notify CMC Management at least 14 days before leasing. The owner must submit the application and provide required documents (e.g., copy of lease contract).
• Application & fees: New owners must submit an application with a $60 processing fee, a copy of their driver's license, and a copy of the sale or lease contract. A Certificate of Approval from the Board is required for any conveyance.
• Association fees & late penalties: Homeowner fees are due on the first of each month; a $25 late penalty fee is charged if not received by the 15th. Fees are a lien against your unit.
• Fining policies: The association may fine for violations: a first letter gives a period to comply, a second letter sets a hearing. Fines can be a continuing fine of $100 per day, not to exceed $1,000 per violation, added to the owner's account.
• Parking & vehicles: No parking on the street (day or night), on grass, or on sidewalks. No boats or RVs in driveways.
• Pets & animals: Dogs and cats must be kept on a leash when outside; no tethering of animals; owners must pick up after them.
• Exterior changes & maintenance: Use an Architectural Control Committee (ACC) application for all additions and visual changes (e.g., fences, patios, landscaping, roof tile cleaning). Exterior house colors may not be changed. Lawns are cut weekly in summer and bi-weekly in winter; owners are responsible for landscaping they change. No signs or flags other than the American flag on a pole attached to the house.

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.