Boca Siesta Bayside Condominium Association, Inc.

Key facts from Boca Siesta Bayside Condominium Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2003 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Section 1: Submission to Condominium)

Governing law

Florida Statutes Chapter 718 (Condominium Act) (Section 4: Definitions)

Special assessments

Board may levy special assessment without Unit Owner approval if insurance proceeds and reserves insufficient for reconstruction after casualty (Section 14.2(b)). Special assessment also applicable after 'very substantial' damage if approve (Sections 14.2(b), 14.2(c)(3))

Reserves & fees

Association may set up a reserve fund for Limited Common Element items (boat docks) thereby assessing each Owner on equitable basis (Section 9.1(d)). No general reserve fund requirement mentioned. (Section 9.1(d))

Pets

Household pets under fifteen (15) pounds allowed. Pets fifteen pounds and over may be allowed only with approval of majority of Board of Directors. Board reserves right to place further restrictions. (Section 15.4: Pets)

Leasing & rentals

Each Unit Owner has the right to lease their Unit subject to restrictions set forth in Paragraph 16. Only entire Units may be leased. (Section 16.1(a): Leases)

Parking & vehicles

Each Unit includes a two car garage as part of Unit. Guest parking spaces in Exclusive Easement Area are Common Elements. Board reserves right to assign specific guest parking spaces to Units later. (Section 8.1(f): Automobile parking space)

Home business

Not specifically addressed in document. (N/A)

Signs & flags

Not specifically addressed; Board may adopt rules and regulations per Section 15. (Section 15: Use Restrictions (introducto)

Insurance

It is strongly urged that each Unit Owner obtain a policy of insurance to cover personal property and personal liability risks (Section 13.2(i): Personal Property/Liabi)

Amendments

Amendments may be proposed by Board or by 1/3 of voting interests. Passage by affirmative vote of required percentage; recorded in public records. Regular amendments require 2/3 of voting interests. Developer may amend unilaterally until tu (Section 18: Amendments)

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