Condominium New Haven Condominium Association

Key facts from Condominium New Haven Condominium Association's documents

Reflects the 1983 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Article I: 'submitted the property ... t)

Units / lots

177 (Article I: 'The Condominium has 177 unit)

Governing law

Florida Condominium Act (Chapter 718, Florida Statutes) (Article XIV: 'Chapter 718, Florida Statu)

Assessments & dues

Assessments divided among unit owners in same percentages as unit owners own the common elements (set forth in Exhibit E). (Article V: 'These assessments for common)

Special assessments

Implicitly allowed for deficiencies (e.g., insurance proceeds insufficient, Article IX). (Article IX: 'If the insurance proceeds a)

Collections & liens

Association may file and record a lien for past due assessments, late charges, interest, and attorney's fees. Lien effective from recording and may be foreclosed as authorized by law. (Article V: 'the Association may file and)

Reserves & fees

Addressed in Bylaws Article IV Section 3: 'Reserve Funds' (but text not fully legible; indicates reserves required). (Bylaws Article IV Section 3 (title) appe)

Pets

Yes, but limited. (Article VI Section 3: 'Pets that weigh m)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but only with approval of the Association. (Article VI Section 4 (as amended): 'Unit)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any alteration that modifies exterior appearance, affects support or utility conduits. Also for enclosing porches/patios, covering parking spaces, installing carports, etc. (Article VII (main declaration): 'Unit ow)

Home business

Prohibited. Units may not be used for any commercial purpose. (Article VI Section 1: 'The units may not)

Signs & flags

Prohibited. No sign, advertisement or notice of any type on common elements or unit (nor affixed so as to be visible from exterior). (Article VI Section 6: 'No unit owner sha)

Maintenance

Common element; Association maintains. Unit owners cannot penetrate roof (Article VII proposed amendment). (Article I: upper boundary is lower surfa)

Insurance

Association shall purchase fire and casualty insurance for buildings and improvements, all fixtures and personal property owned in common, to maximum insurable replacement value. Also flood insurance if in flood area. Also liability insuran (Article IX: 'The Association... shall pu)

Use restrictions

Yes. Each unit may only be used as a residence. (Article VI Section 1: 'Each unit may onl)

Voting & meetings

One vote per unit. For joint owners, they must select one to be the voting member. (Article II: 'for each unit owned by a me)

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