Parkside Property Owners Association, Inc.

Key facts from Parkside Property Owners Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 2026 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (Property Owners Association) (Article I, Definition 2: 'Association' s)

Governing law

Chapter 720, Florida Statutes (Homeowners' Association Act) (WHEREAS paragraph, page 1; Article III, )

Assessments & dues

Fixed annually by Board based on budget. Each Lot pays equal share. No dollar amount stated. (Article V, Section 5.4(1): 'Each Lot sha)

Special assessments

Board may levy special assessments for emergencies/unbudgeted costs without membership vote; for other projects requires 2/3 vote of members present or proxy. Also special assessment against a particular Lot for damage/expenses. (Article V, Section 5.5)

Collections & liens

Association has continuing lien on Lot for unpaid assessments. Lien relates back to recording of original declaration. Foreclosure same as mortgage. Personal obligation also exists. Subordination to tax liens and first mortgages. (Article V, Sections 5.1, 5.8(2), 5.9)

Reserves & fees

Resale Assessment may be collected from new members. Amount determined by Board. Only one per transfer. (Article V, Section 5.4(2))

Pets

Yes, dogs and cats for pleasure, not commercial. Birds confined to cages. Maximum 3 pets per Lot. No aggressive dogs allowed. (Article VI, Section 6.10(1))

Leasing & rentals

Yes, subject to restrictions. (Article VI, Section 6.6)

Parking & vehicles

Not explicitly prohibited, but overnight parking allowed only on driveway or garage. Street parking may be subject to rules. Not detailed. (Article VI, Section 6.8(3): 'No vehicles)

Fences

Only white PVC fences allowed (except rear lake side may be vinyl or aluminum per Board standards). Fences must be placed with supports inside. No fence forward of point 8 ft behind front of house. Side fences max 6 ft. Rear fences max 6 ft (Article VI, Section 6.9(2), (3), (4))

Architectural approval

Yes. No building, fence, wall, swimming pool, exterior change, or landscaping shall be constructed without written approval of Architectural Control Committee (or Board if no committee). Plans and specifications must be submitted. (Article VI, Section 6.1)

Home business

Permitted if accessory, incidental, does not affect residential nature, no traffic/employees/customers, no signs, not visible/audible, complies with local ordinances. (Article VI, Section 6.5(1))

Signs & flags

Only one professional 'For Sale' sign allowed (max 24x24 inches, max 4 ft height). Temporary yard sale signs allowed for 48-hour period. Other signs prohibited. No home-business signs. (Article VI, Section 6.11; also Section 6)

Setbacks / home size

Minimum setback lines as shown on final Site Plan and required by Manatee County. Architectural Control Committee may select precise site. No building shall be nearer to front or side street than minimum setback. (Article VI, Section 6.3(1))

Maintenance

Owner maintains roofs, gutters, downspouts on their Lot. (Article VI, Section 6.7(2))

Use restrictions

Lots must be used for single-family residential purposes only. Limited home-based business allowed as accessory use, with restrictions. (Article VI, Section 6.5(1))

Voting & meetings

One vote per Lot. Each Lot owner is a member. Voting rights may be suspended for nonpayment >90 days. Voting conducted as per Bylaws. (Article III, Sections 3.1 and 3.2)

Amendments

Association may add property by majority vote of members and Board. No specific amendment provision for Declaration itself; this document is a restatement adopted by member vote. 'Members of the Association have voted to amend and restate t (Article II, Section 2.2; NOW, THEREFORE )

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