Saddle Oak Estates Community Association

Key facts from Saddle Oak Estates Community Association's documents

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

Community type

Single-family planned development (Preamble: "planned development of single)

Legal name

Saddle Oak Estates Community Association, Inc. (Section 1.03)

Developer / declarant

U.S. Home Corporation, a Delaware corporation (Preamble: "by U.S. Home Corporation, a D)

Governing law

Florida law (Section 1.04: "shall be governed by this)

Special assessments

May be levied by Board for necessary or desirable purposes; Special Assessment for improvements to Roads or easements requires 2/3 vote of Owners (Section 6.04)

Reserves & fees

Board may establish reserves from Assessments (Section 6.08)

Architectural approval

Architectural Review Board (ARB) approval required for any improvement that alters the appearance of the Tract from adjacent Tracts or Roads (Section 9.14)

Home business

No business or commercial activity conducted in or from any Tract; personal/professional library, records, phone calls allowed (Section 9.10)

Signs & flags

Permitted only: resident name/address sign (ARB approved), For Sale/Rent sign <=9 sq ft, contractor sign during construction <=9 sq ft, political signs (remove 7 days after election), temporary event signs; ARB may approve additional (Section 9.09)

Setbacks / home size

No impervious structures (except driveways) within 50 feet of any Tract boundary line or 75 feet of wetlands/community boundary; ARB may grant variances (Section 9.13(a))

Use restrictions

Each Tract shall be used for single family residential purposes (Section 9.01)

Voting & meetings

Each Tract has one vote; Declarant has additional votes until Turnover Date (equal to total combined votes of Regular Members plus 100) (Sections 1.22, 3.02)

Amenities

No recreational facilities planned within Subdivision; Declarant may establish shared facilities in other sections but not guaranteed; equestrian trail easements are part of common areas (Article 5, Section 1.05)

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