Jupiter Village Phase III Homeowners Association, Inc.

Key facts from Jupiter Village Phase III Homeowners Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 1980 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (Jupiter Village Phase III Homeowners Ass)

Governing law

State of Florida laws referred to for enforcement and dissolution (Fla. Stat. 617.05 for dissolution) (Information Brochure (3) referencing Sec)

Assessments & dues

Maximum $110.00 per year (approximately $9.16 per month) at the time of the Information Brochure (Information Brochure (1): 'A maximum ann)

Special assessments

Yes, allowed for towing costs if owner refuses to pay; also for maintenance entry costs; also for villa lawn service ($10/month special) (Parking Resolution Section 4: 'the Assoc)

Collections & liens

Yes, Phase Homeowners Association has lien right against property for unpaid assessments, which can be foreclosed; also personal lawsuit (Information Brochure (2): 'the PHASE HOM)

Pets

Yes, domestic pets permitted (dogs, cats, birds) in limited numbers (Subdivision Restrictions Section 10: 'No)

Leasing & rentals

Not explicitly addressed in excerpts (No reference)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited at all times on streets owned by Association (Common Area) (Parking Resolution Section 1: 'At no tim)

Fences

Permission required from Phase Directors; fences must meet City of Jupiter specifications; written permission needed for permit. No obstruction on easements. (Violation letter under 'FENCES': 'Reside)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any building, wall, fence, other structure, exterior addition, change, alteration including painting. Plans must be submitted to Phase III Association Board or architectural committee for approval. (Subdivision Restrictions Section 12: 'No)

Home business

Prohibited; no trade or business permitted (Subdivision Restrictions Section 8: 'No )

Signs & flags

For Sale signs only: max 2 sq ft, not more than 3 ft above ground, fastened to stake, one per lot. Open house signs up to 3 sq ft. No other signs without approval. Declarant may remove unauthorized signs. (Subdivision Restrictions Section 11(a) a)

Setbacks / home size

Ground floor area of main structure (exclusive of open porches) not less than 600 square feet for one-story building (Subdivision Restrictions Section 2: 'The)

Use restrictions

Lots used only for residential purposes, single family occupancy (Subdivision Restrictions Section 1: 'No )

Voting & meetings

Class A Members (all owners except Declarant) have one vote per lot; Class B Member (Declarant) has three votes per lot until conversion (ARTICLE III, Section 2 of Declaration of)

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