James Island Homeowners Association of Jacksonville, Inc.

Key facts from James Island Homeowners Association of Jacksonville, Inc.'s documents

Community type

HOA as of 1999 (Document title)

Legal name

JAMES ISLAND HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION of JACKSONVILLE, INC. as of 1998 (Article I)

Developer / declarant

James Island-MLC, Inc., a Florida corporation as of 1999 (Preamble)

Governing law

Chapter 617, Florida Statutes (for mergers and consolidation), and laws of Florida for corporations as of 1998 (Article XVI, Article IV.J)

Assessments & dues

Board of Directors fixes assessment amounts and due dates. as of 1999 (Article V, Section 6)

Special assessments

Association may levy special assessments against specific Owners for damage to Common Areas caused by misuse or negligence, or for costs of work under Article VI. as of 1999 (Article V, Section 3)

Collections & liens

Unpaid assessments become a continuing lien on the Lot; Association may bring action at law, record claim of lien, foreclose, and recover attorneys' fees and costs. as of 1999 (Article V, Section 7)

Reserves & fees

Association may collect reasonable reserves; reserve funds held and invested. as of 1999 (Article V, Sections 1 and 11)

Pets

Household pets (dogs, cats, other animals permitted by Association) allowed; must be kept on leash when outside home or fenced yard. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 6)

Parking & vehicles

No vehicles parked on Common Areas or portions of Lot other than driveway and garage; parking on road rights of way subject to regulations. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 10)

Fences

Fences require ARC approval; no specific height or material restrictions in extracted text. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 8)

Architectural approval

No building, wall, fence, or other improvement shall be erected or altered without written approval of Architectural Review Committee. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 8)

Solar & roof

Renewable resource devices (e.g., solar panels) allowed if installed per ARC standards. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 16)

Signs & flags

No signs displayed to public view except for sale signs, builder identification, and street address numbers, subject to ARC rules. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 5)

Setbacks / home size

No Home shall be constructed with less than 1800 square feet of heated and air conditioned space. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 1)

Use restrictions

Lots shall be used only for single-family residential purposes and reasonable ancillary purposes. as of 1999 (Article VII, Section 1)

Voting & meetings

Two classes: Class A (all Owners except Developer) have one vote per Lot; Class B (Developer) has one vote plus two votes for each vote entitled to be cast by Class A Members. as of 1999 (Article III, Section 2)

Amendments

Amendment procedure not fully detailed in extracted text; see Article XIII, Section 5. as of 1999 (Table of Contents)

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