Oak Ridge at High Springs HOA

Key facts from Oak Ridge at High Springs HOA's documents

Governing law

Florida Statutes and local ordinances (Section 14: 'Impose Fines: The Board of )

Collections & liens

Unpaid assessments and costs may constitute an Individual Lot Assessment against the owner's lot. (Maintenance of Exteriors: 'the cost and )

Pets

Up to three (3) 'household pets' may be kept per lot. Household pet defined as cat, dog, or other common domestic animal approved by Architectural Review Committee. (Pets section)

Leasing & rentals

Rental or lease agreements are allowed but must be in writing and require tenants to comply with all rules and regulations. The owner remains responsible for violations by tenants. (Rental of Residence section)

Parking & vehicles

Generally prohibited except commercial vehicles providing services (only while active, never overnight) and construction vehicles for subdivision improvements. (Section 11: 'commercial vehicles may be )

Fences

Fences require prior written ARC approval. ARC may specify height, location, material. General guideline: natural, pressure treated, unpainted wood in shadow box or stockade design; shared maintenance between abutting neighbors. Fences only (Section 13: Fences)

Architectural approval

Any exterior architectural change (paint, new roof, screen enclosures, additional structures, satellite dish placement, etc.) must be submitted to ARC for approval. ARC reviews submittals, approves or disapproves with explanation. (Architectural Review Committee section)

Use restrictions

Residence may only be used as a single family residence; no trade or business may be carried on therein. (Residence Use section)

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