Summerland Palms Condominium Association, Inc.

Key facts from Summerland Palms Condominium Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2008 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Article I, Creation of Condominium: 'sub)

Governing law

Florida Condominium Act (Chapter 718, Florida Statutes) as it exists on the date hereof (Article I, Creation of Condominium; Arti)

Assessments & dues

Not predetermined; set by Board based on budget (Article VII, Section E: 'The Board shall)

Special assessments

Board may levy special assessment if regular assessments insufficient or emergency; written notice required with specific purpose; funds used only for that purpose or returned (Article VII, Section E2: 'Should the Ass)

Collections & liens

Association has lien for unpaid assessments; lien recorded in public records; may foreclose; notice of intent to foreclose must be given at least 30 days before filing; foreclosure action allowed; receiver may be appointed; mortgagee joinde (Article VII, Section E6 (a–h): full deta)

Reserves & fees

Annual budget must include reserves for capital expenditures and deferred maintenance; may be waived by majority vote; general operating reserve allowed up to 10% of annual assessment, capped at 30% of annual assessment (Article VII, Section G: 'Each annual Bud)

Pets

Yes, dogs, cats or other household pets may be kept, provided not kept, bred or maintained for commercial purposes. (Article V, Section U3: 'dogs, cats or ot)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, Parcels may be leased transient or otherwise, subject to applicable laws (Article V, Section O: 'Leasing of Parcel)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited on roadways (Common Elements) (Article V, Section K: 'No parking shall )

Fences

Not explicitly addressed but likely requires ARC approval since changes appearance. (No specific fence rules, but general alt)

Architectural approval

Yes, written consent of Association required for any alteration or addition that changes appearance, including external electrical wiring, TV antenna, machinery, air-conditioning units; also for any changes to Limited Common Elements or Com (Article V, Section D: 'The Parcel Owner )

Home business

Not specifically addressed; prohibited uses include 'commercial' vehicles/trucks but no explicit prohibition on home business; restrictions may apply (No direct statement; Article V, Section )

Signs & flags

See signs field; allowed on specific days with size/type limits; US flag allowed anytime with respect. (Article V, Section J.)

Maintenance

Not specifically allocated; roof likely part of Approved-Dwelling, thus owner responsibility? Common element roofs not defined; likely owner since within Parcel. (No explicit roof mention; general mainte)

Use restrictions

Yes, all 22 mobile home lots are considered 'residential' lots because mobile homes are residential structures; each Parcel used as residential (Article V, Section A1: 'All twenty-two ()

Voting & meetings

One vote per Parcel; may be cast by record owner or person designated in Voting Certificate; multiple parcels owned by same person – one vote per parcel (Article IV, Section G: 'there shall be o)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.