Stoneybrook Estates Community Association, Inc.

Key facts from Stoneybrook Estates Community Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 1992 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Community Association (HOA) - single family residential subdivision (Section 1.32: Stoneybrook Estates means )

Units / lots

The number of Lots in the Committed Lands initially is approximately 35. For assessment purposes, the number of Lots is presumed to be 180 until turnover. (Section 2.1(A): 'approximately 35 Lots';)

Governing law

Not explicitly stated, but references Chapter 380 Florida Statutes (Development of Regional Impact) and Section 718.116 of Florida Condominium Act for lien foreclosure procedures. (Section 2.8: 'Development of Regional Im)

Assessments & dues

While Developer controls Association, annual and special assessments shall not exceed $500 per Lot per year. After that, assessments are set by budget. (Section 4.7: 'will not exceed $500 per L)

Special assessments

Allowed for capital improvements or other proper expenditures. Must be approved by at least two-thirds (2/3) of voting interests present in person or by proxy. Also subject to approval by Building and Planning Board for material alterations (Section 4.1(B): 'special assessments for)

Collections & liens

Association may record Claim of Lien after 30 days delinquent. Lien secures past due and future assessments. Foreclosure may be done per Section 718.116 Florida Statutes. Also personal action at law. (Section 4.8: 'If any charge... remains u)

Reserves & fees

Assessments collected for reserves shall be held in trust for owners. (Section 4.10: 'Any assessments collected)

Pets

Not explicitly stated in provided text. Index references Section 10.15 Pets (amended 1997) but text not included in excerpt. (Index: '*10.15 Pets' (text not provided))

Leasing & rentals

Section 13 Leasing of Residences referenced but not quoted; index implies it is allowed with restrictions. (Index: '13. Leasing of Residences' (text)

Parking & vehicles

Not explicitly mentioned; covered by appearance and maintenance sections. (Section 10.6: 'Each owner shall keep his)

Fences

Section 10.11 Hedges and Fences referenced; text not provided. (Index: '10.11 Hedges and Fences' (text n)

Architectural approval

Yes, prior written approval of Master Association acting through Building and Planning Board for any building, structure, improvement, grading, excavation, landscaping, change of exterior color, or other material alteration. During develope (Section 5: 'No building, structure or ot)

Home business

Limited professional or business activities allowed if confined within the residence, not visible/audible/smellable, not significantly increasing traffic or insurance risk. (Section 10.1: 'Lot owners or their tenan)

Signs & flags

Not specifically mentioned; covered by sign restrictions? (Not directly mentioned.)

Maintenance

Owner responsibility. (Section 7.7(A): 'The Owner of each Lot a)

Insurance

Association shall maintain liability insurance, casualty insurance covering Common Area improvements (at least 90% of replacement value), auto liability, workers compensation. (Section 9.2: 'The Association shall main)

Use restrictions

Yes. No Lot or Residence shall be used for other than as a Residence for a single family. Only one Residence per Lot. (Section 10.1 (amended 1997): 'No Lot or )

Voting & meetings

Each Class A member (Lot owner) is entitled to one (1) vote for each Lot owned. Total Class A votes shall not exceed total number of Lots. Class B member (Developer) has 180 votes until turnover. (Section 3.5 (amended 1997): 'Class A Mem)

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