Lansing Island Homeowners Assn Inc

Key facts from Lansing Island Homeowners Assn Inc's documents

Reflects the 2014 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (HOA) – not for profit corporation (Certificate: LANSING ISLAND HOMEOWNERS A)

Governing law

Florida not for profit corporation law (Chapter 617, Florida Statutes implied) (Certificate: Florida not for profit corp)

Assessments & dues

Regular assessments set by Association; budget determines rate (Section 9.6.1 Rate of Regular Assessments – details not fully excerpted) (Section 9.6.1: Rate of Regular Assessmen)

Special assessments

Allowed (Section 9.8 Special Assessments referenced in Table of Contents and Section 9.8 header in Table of Contents) (Table of Contents: Section 9.8 Special A)

Collections & liens

Yes, Association may lien LOT for unpaid assessments (Section 9.5); foreclosure allowed (Section 10.2 Foreclosure of Assessment Lien) (Section 9.5 Lien for Assessments; Sectio)

Reserves & fees

Required (Section 9.9 Reserves referenced in Table of Contents) (Table of Contents: Section 9.9 Reserves)

Pets

Yes: dogs, cats, birds, usual household pets (Section 6.6) (Section 6.6 Animals and Pets)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but minimum lease term of six (6) months; no time-sharing (Section 6.2) (Section 6.2 Ownership and Leasing)

Parking & vehicles

VEHICLES ARE NOT PERMITTED TO BE PARKED ON THE STREET OVERNIGHT (Section 6.7.5) (Section 6.7.5 (all caps))

Fences

Fences/walls require ARB written approval; height and specs subject to ARB control and Architectural Standards Manual (Section 7.24) (Section 7.24 Fences and Walls)

Architectural approval

Yes, all improvements must be approved by Architectural Review Board (ARB) (Article XII; Section 7.2; Section 12.5) (Section 7.2 Approved Plans; Article XII )

Home business

Prohibited except minor business-related activities incidental to owner's primary business that do not create offensive activity or excessive public access (Section 6.4) (Section 6.4 Commercial Activity)

Setbacks / home size

Interior lots: 2,700 sq ft minimum heated/cooled living area; Waterfront lots: 3,000 sq ft (Section 7.10.1, 7.10.2) (Section 7.10 Dwelling Size)

Maintenance

Owner maintains LOT and improvements, including landscaping (Section 6.8); Association maintains Common Property (Article VIII); sidewalks and landscaping become Common Property after installation (Section 7.15) (Section 6.8; Article VIII; Section 7.15)

Use restrictions

Yes, each LOT used solely for single family residential dwelling purposes (Section 6.1) (Section 6.1 Single Family Only)

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