Clermont

Key facts from Clermont's documents

Reflects the 2005 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Section 1, 'this Amended and Restated De)

Units / lots

148 (Section 4.16: 'There are one hundred for)

Governing law

Florida Condominium Act (Section 1, 'pursuant to the Florida Cond)

Assessments & dues

Assessments are set annually in the budget. Regular and special assessments. Share per unit is 1/148th of common expenses. (Section 12: 12.1 common expenses, 12.2 s)

Special assessments

Yes, for unusual, nonrecurring or unbudgeted common expenses. Approval not explicitly stated but likely per Bylaws. (Section 12: 'special assessments for unu)

Collections & liens

Association has lien on each condominium parcel for unpaid assessments. Lien recorded. Foreclosure action allowed. (Section 12.8-12.10: 'The Association has)

Reserves & fees

Mentioned as part of common expenses budget. (Section 12.1: 'amounts budgeted for the )

Pets

Yes, each unit owner may keep one pet of normal domesticated household type (e.g., cat or dog). (Section 10.6: 'The owner of each unit ma)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, with Association approval. (Section 13: 'All leases of units must be)

Architectural approval

Yes, prior written approval of Board required for material alterations, substantial additions, or change in exterior appearance of unit or common elements. (Section 9.5: 'No material alterations or)

Home business

Prohibited, but personal/professional library, phone calls, correspondence allowed. (Section 10.1: 'No business or commercial)

Use restrictions

Yes, each unit shall be occupied by only one family at any time as a residence and for no other purpose. (Section 10.1: 'each unit shall be occupi)

Voting & meetings

One vote per unit (148 total voting interests). (Section 4.16: 'the owners of each unit c)

Amendments

Declaration amendment approved by two-thirds of voting interests present in person or by proxy. Articles and Bylaws amended by majority of voting interest (for articles) and majority of quorum (for bylaws). (Certificate: 'the following resolution w)

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