Rules, Regulations, & Guidelines
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This document contains approved house paint colors.  Please click here for the request form.

Click here to view the approved rules, regulations, and guidelines.

ARC requests are for any changes to the exterior of the house that fall within our declarations. 
 

Here are some of the approved items that do not need ARC approval:

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1. Decorative curbing around gardens in front of house and driveway side explansions in muted colors (earth tones).

2. Gutters on house to bring large amounts of rain water away from landscaping as long as they do not discharge onto neighboring property.

3. Carriage lights on garage.

4. The light over the front door.

5. Glass inserts in the front door.

6. Solar garden lights.

7. Garbage bins may be concealed with white privacy fences that cover the front and sides of the garbage bins.  Click here to view which type is allowed. These privacy fences must remain in a straight standing condition, well secured and anchored to the exterior of your home.

8. Personal surveillance system aimed at your own property.

HOA bylaws are governing guides. Bylaws are supposed to be about the government of the corporation. They should cover things like how often you have meetings, how many people are on the board, how often you have to have membership meetings, and what's a quorum.

The Articles of Incorporation are filed with the state that the HOA is registered and essentially define the legal name, address, and corporate status of the HOA. It also has provisions that define some of the functions of the association, as well. The articles of incorporation sits under the law and the declaration in order of hierarchy

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Covenants, Conditions & Restrictions (CC&R's) are issued to each homeowner, and HOAs are established to ensure that they are adhered to in order to maintain the quality and value of the properties involved.

Hillsborough County Tree Removal Information Packet

Florida Statute Section 720.401 (§ 718.503 for condominiums) provides that a prospective purchaser of a property must be presented with a homeowners' association Disclosure Summary before executing the contract of sale. The statute provides the form sellers must use to disclose the required information.