Deerfield Community Association, Inc.

Longwood, FL

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Reflects the 1989 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type
Single-family detached residential community in a Planned Unit Development (PUD) under Orange County PUD Ordinance (Recitals, Article I Section 11 (PUD Ordi)
Developer / declarant
Centex Development Company, L.P. (CDC) and Centex Real Estate Corporation (CREC) (Recitals, Article I Section 8)
Governing law
Florida not-for-profit corporation law (implied); see Article II for association formation (Article II, Association incorporated as )
Assessments & dues
Initial maximum $10.00 per month or $120.00 per annum per Lot (Article II Section 3(a)). Maximum may be increased by Board up to 10% per year without vote; above 10% requires 2/3 vote of each class (Bylaws Article XII Section 3). (Article II Section 3(a), Bylaws Article )
Special assessments
Allowed for working capital fund (3 months estimated regular assessment upon first Lot sale), nonrecurring maintenance, capital improvements (Article II Section 4, Bylaws Article XII Section 5). (Article II Section 4, Bylaws Article XII)
Collections & liens
Assessments are a continuing lien on the lot; Association may foreclose. Lien is subordinate to first mortgages. Sale/transfer does not affect lien; foreclosure extinguishes prior unpaid assessments. Association may file notice of lien (Art (Article II Sections 5, 6)
Reserves & fees
Association shall establish and maintain adequate reserve fund for periodic maintenance, repair and replacement of Common Maintenance Area improvements, funded from regular annual assessments (Article II Section 3(c)). (Article II Section 3(c))
Pets
Dogs, cats, or other household pets may be kept provided they are not maintained for any commercial purpose (Article IX Section 6). (Article IX Section 6)
Parking & vehicles
Campers, vans, pickups, boats, boat trailers, recreational vehicles must be fully enclosed in garage or screened from view by approved structure/fencing, and must be operable (Article IX Section 5). (Article IX Section 5)
Architectural approval
Prior written consent of Architectural Control Committee (ACC) required for any building, fence, wall, outbuilding, landscaping or other structure or improvement (Article V Section 2). (Article V Section 2)
Home business
Not explicitly allowed; any commercial use that involves non-residents entering lot or diminishes residential character is prohibited (Article VII). Garage sales allowed with prior written consent of Association, max one per 12-month period (Article VII (garage sales provision))
Signs & flags
Generally prohibited except: (a) one ‘For Sale’ sign per lot of max size per Orange County zoning; (b) Declarant’s signs; (c) political signs up to 90 days before election, removed within 15 days after (Article IX Section 4). (Article IX Section 4)
Use restrictions
All Lots and dwellings shall be used and occupied for single family residence purposes only (Article VII). Commercial, institutional, or other non-residential use prohibited (Article IX Section 10). (Article VII, Article IX Section 10)
Voting & meetings
Two classes: Class A (all owners except Declarant) – 1 vote per Lot; Class B (Declarant/CREC) – 3 votes per unoccupied Lot owned. Class B ends 120 days after Class A votes equal Class B or 20 years after first Lot conveyance, whichever earl (Article II Section 7, Article VIII Secti)
Amendments
First 40 years: requires 90% of owners and Declarant if Class B not terminated; thereafter: 75% of owners. Declarant may modify without consent prior to first Lot sale. All amendments recorded (Article XI Section 2). (Article XI Section 2)
Amenities
Common Areas may exist but not specifically described; Board may establish rules for common recreational areas (Article III Section 2(e)). (Article III Section 2(e))

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Deerfield Community Association, Inc. is a homeowners association in Longwood, FL.

HOAproxy has 8 documents on file for Deerfield Community Association, Inc.: 3 rules documents, 3 uncategorized documents, 1 set of bylaws, and 1 CC&R. Last updated 2026-05-16.

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