The Bayshore Condos Declaration and Bylaws

Key facts from The Bayshore Condos Declaration and Bylaws's documents

Community type

Condominium (Section 1 - ESTABLISHMENT OF CONDOMINIUM)

Legal name

BAYSHORE CLUB MANAGEMENT ASSOCIATION, INC. (Section 2(h) - DEFINITIONS: ASSOCIATION)

Units / lots

213 (107 units in Building 1, 106 units in Building 2) (Section 1 - two buildings containing 107)

Governing law

Florida Statutes Chapter 718 (references Section 718.110(6) and Section 711.121) (Section 2(b) and Section 8)

Assessments & dues

By Board of Directors pursuant to an enacted budget; based on percentage of common expense (Exhibit A-1). (Section 10 - Assessments and Section 2(e)

Special assessments

Allowed: Other assessments (Section 10B), emergency assessments (Section 10F), and reconstruction assessments (Section 12). (Section 10B, 10F, 12.B.2)

Collections & liens

Unpaid assessments become a lien on the unit and personal property; association may foreclose; entitled to reasonable attorney's fees. (Section 10J, 10L(3), 13.C)

Reserves & fees

Reconstruction and Repair Account, Emergency Account, Alteration and Improvement Account. (Section 10C, 12.B.3)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but with restrictions. (Section 15.A.2)

Architectural approval

Yes - no alterations in portions maintained by Association without written consent of Board of Directors. (Section 7.B.5)

Home business

Prohibited: Private Dwelling Units shall not be used for business or commercial purposes. (Section 5(j) added at annual meeting 11-)

Maintenance

Association responsible: roofs included in portions that contribute to support of buildings (Section 7.A.1). (Section 7.A.1)

Insurance

Casualty (all risks) for buildings and improvements at maximum insurable replacement value; flood insurance not less than 75% replacement cost; public liability and property damage; workers' compensation. (Section 11.C)

Use restrictions

Yes - Private Dwelling shall be used for a single family residence only. (Section 5(b))

Amendments

Declaration may be amended by unanimous consent of all owners for change in common element percentages; other amendments require approval of Association, owners, and mortgagees as provided; Declarer may amend for unit alterations. (Section 3, 4(b))

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