Windsor Falls Condominium Association, Inc.

What Windsor Falls Condominium Association, Inc.'s governing documents say

This is a legal arbitration order from a Florida condominium dispute — not the full rules of Windsor Falls. It resolves whether an owner violated Rule 53 (flooring restrictions) by installing laminate flooring without the association's written approval. The order clarifies that the association may require removal of unapproved alternate floor coverings, and that rules can change after purchase (no 'grandfathering').

• Architectural review & floor coverings: Rule 53 prohibits installing any floor covering other than carpet in rooms other than bathrooms, kitchens, breakfast areas, laundry/utility rooms, or units with no unit below — without the association's prior written approval. The association may require soundproofing underlayment, and if an owner installs alternate flooring without approval, the association has the right to demand its removal.
• Enforcement & remedies: The association may pursue multiple remedies concurrently (e.g., fines and arbitration). Failure to obtain written approval for flooring modifications can result in a mandatory order to restore the unit to its prior condition.
• No grandfathering of rules: There is no right to keep the rules that were in effect when you bought your unit. All owners are on notice that association rules may change over time.
• What this document doesn't cover: This is a single arbitration order about a specific dispute — it does not provide the full condominium declaration, bylaws, or a complete set of rules. Topics like leasing, pets, parking, and assessments are not addressed here.

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.