Seaside Landings Homeowners Association

Key facts from Seaside Landings Homeowners Association's documents

Reflects the 2016 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association (not condominium) (Article I, Section 3: 'The Association i)

Developer / declarant

Seaside Landings, LLC, a Delaware limited liability company (Opening paragraph: 'made this 9th day of)

Governing law

Chapter 720, Florida Statutes (HOA Act) (Article I, Section 12: 'HOA ACT shall me)

Assessments & dues

Budget prepared by Board; each Lot assessed equal pro rata share of total anticipated Operating Expenses (Article VII, Section 1: 'total estimated)

Special assessments

Assessments levied for capital improvements, reconstruction, replacement, casualty losses, litigation (except assessment collection expenses); treated as Operating Expenses by Special Assessment (Article VII, Section 3: 'Special Assessm)

Collections & liens

Association has a lien on the Lot for unpaid assessments, interest, and costs; may foreclose like a mortgage (Article VI, Section 2: 'Assessments ... )

Reserves & fees

Board may include reserves in the annual budget (Article VI, Section 1: 'The Board may, i)

Pets

Domestic pets allowed: up to 4 dogs and cats (in any combination), plus one small bird or fish or equivalent; horses on Equestrian Lots only (Article IX, Section 6.A: 'the number of )

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but subject to special provisions in leases (Article IX, Section 5: 'All leases shall)

Parking & vehicles

Stripped vehicles, automobile parts not allowed (except during construction or immediate disposal) (Article IX, Section 8: 'No stripped vehi)

Fences

Not explicitly provided; fences not mentioned except prohibition within buffer (Section 2(1) prohibits fences in 100 ft buffer) (Article II, Section 2(1): 'Filling and r)

Architectural approval

Yes, for construction or modification of improvements; Architectural Review Board established (Article I, Section 2: 'ARCHITECTURAL REV)

Home business

Ancillary business allowed if not detectable, complies with laws, no regular clients, consistent with residential character (Article IV, Section 1.A (i)-(iv): condit)

Setbacks / home size

Referenced to Architectural Guidelines; not provided in excerpt (Article IX, Section 16.A: 'the setback c)

Use restrictions

Lots shall be used primarily for residential and related purposes; no rezoning to commercial without consent (Article IV, Section 1.A: 'Lots shall be )

Voting & meetings

As set forth in the Articles of Incorporation (Article V, Section 1: 'The voting rights)

Amenities

Boat Dock with 20 slips (19 assigned, 1 community), canoe launch, equestrian lots (Lots 1-10). No pool, clubhouse, gym mentioned. (Article II, Section 1: 'There is also a )

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