Sawgrass of Seminole County Homeowners Association, Inc.

SANFORD, FL

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Reflects the 1999 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type
Covenant / Planned Community
Legal name
Sawgrass of Seminole County Homeowners Association, Inc.
Assessments & dues
$200.00 per Lot for calendar year 2000 (Article VI, Section 5: 'The annual asses)
Special assessments
Board may levy special assessment with approval of majority of votes of Members present and voting (in person or proxy) at a meeting called for that purpose. (Article VI, Section 4(a))
Collections & liens
Assessments constitute a continuing lien on the Lot and Dwelling, prior to all other liens except taxes and mortgages. Lien can be foreclosed like a mortgage. (Article VI, Section 1(a))
Reserves & fees
Board shall fund appropriate reserves for future Common Expenses; capital budget sets required annual capital contribution. (Article VI, Section 3(b); Article VI, Se)
Pets
Household animals kept as pets only. Definition: dogs, housecats, other pets kept solely within interior of dwelling, not permitted outside without leash, not run loose. (Article IX, Section 4)
Leasing & rentals
Yes, there shall be no prohibition or minimum time period imposed on lease or rental of any Lot or Dwelling. (Article IX, Section 19)
Parking & vehicles
Trucks/vans permitted if comply: under 1 ton capacity, camper shell not extending >12" over cab, professional sign lettering, ground clearance ≤24", no added frames/boxes etc. (Article IX, Section 7 (numbered conditio)
Fences
Fences/walls require ARB approval. Wood fences must have posts and supports inside. Prohibited in front yard area (line from front of dwelling extended to side lot lines) and side yard setbacks. Also prohibited in easements (except drainage (Article IX, Section 16)
Architectural approval
Yes, any sitework, landscaping, utility extension, drainage improvement, paving, parking, pool, pool enclosure, building, fence, wall, or exterior alterations require ARB approval. (Article VII, Section 1)
Setbacks / home size
Heated area not less than 1,100 sq ft exclusive of screened area, open porches, terraces, patios, garage. Two-story: ground floor no less than 550 heated sq ft. (Article IX, Section 21(a))
Maintenance
Owner responsible for building, landscaping, routine mowing of swales and adjacent rights-of-way, and swale maintenance. Association responsible for Common Property, Areas of Common Responsibility, and major repairs of Master Surface Water (Article VIII, Sections 1, 4)
Use restrictions
Lots shall be used for single family residential purposes only. (Article IX, Section 19)
Voting & meetings
Two classes: Class A (Owners, 1 vote per lot) and Class B (Declarant, 3 votes per lot initially, reduces as Class A votes increase). Multiple owners must cast single vote. (Article III, Sections 3 and 4)
Amendments
Two-thirds of votes (without regard to class) may amend by recorded written instrument or certified resolution. Initiated by Declarant, Association, or petition of 10% of Owners. Notice 30-90 days before meeting. Effective upon recordation. (Article XI; Article XII)

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About this HOA

Sawgrass of Seminole County Homeowners Association, Inc. is a homeowners association in SANFORD, FL. Mailing address: 4005 MARONDA WAY, SANFORD, FL 32771.

HOAproxy has 1 document on file for Sawgrass of Seminole County Homeowners Association, Inc.: 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-06-15.

Governing documents