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9781561644834

The Law of Florida Homeowners Associations

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    9781561644834

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    1561644838

  • Edition: 8th
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2010-09-15
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Summary

A homeowners association is designed to preserve the common welfare and property values of the community. In a well-operated community, it does. In a poorly run community, it does not. The proper operating procedures are not difficult, but they are often overlooked or misunderstood. This book is a guide to help ensure that the association carries out its responsibilities fairly and effectively under current Florida laws.

Author Biography

Peter Dunbar and Charles Dudley are among the most respected and frequently quoted authorities on matters relating to the laws governing community associations, and they draw on more than 45 years of combined experience in completing this edition of The Law of Florida Homeowners Associations. Dunbar is an Adjunct Professor at the Florida State University College of Law, where he teaches condominium and community housing law. He is a member of the American College of Real Estate Lawyers, and he serves as the Legislative Counsel to the Real Property, Probate and Trust Law Section of the Florida Bar. Dudley is in private practice in Tallahassee, where he is regularly involved with state lawmakers and policy administrators, and he has consistently contributed to the development of laws affecting Florida residential communities.

Table of Contents

Introductionp. ix
The Homeowners Association and the Community Conceptp. 1
Homeowners Association Conceptp. 2
Applicable Law and Legislative Intentp. 3
The Communityp. 3
The Homeowners Associationp. 4
Assessmentsp. 5
Declaration of Covenantsp. 6
Articles of Incorporationp. 8
Bylawsp. 9
Rules and Regulationsp. 9
Priority and Consistency of the Documentsp. 10
Minutes and Recordsp. 11
Community Association Managementp. 12
Automated Electronic Defibrillatorp. 13
Meetings of the Membershipp. 14
Generalp. 15
Annual and Regular Meetingsp. 15
Special Meetingsp. 16
Content of Meeting Noticep. 16
Proxiesp. 17
Conducting the Meetingp. 18
Debatep. 19
Matters Out of Orderp. 20
Voting and Vote Tabulationsp. 21
Election of the Board of Directorsp. 23
Board Electionsp. 24
Decorump. 25
Speaking at Membership Meetingsp. 25
Recording and Taping Membership Meetingsp. 26
Adjournment to a Different Timep. 26
Smoking and the "Clean Indoor Air Act"p. 27
Board of Directors and Meetings of the Boardp. 28
Generalp. 29
Election and Selectionp. 29
Failure to Fill Board Vacanciesp. 30
Eligibilityp. 31
Resignation, Recall and Removalp. 32
Fiduciary Relationshipp. 33
Indemnificationp. 34
Meetings of the Boardp. 34
Notice to Board Membersp. 35
Notice to Association Membersp. 36
Membership Participationp. 37
Committeesp. 38
Officersp. 40
Generalp. 41
Election of Officersp. 41
Presidentp. 42
Secretaryp. 43
Treasurerp. 43
Vice Presidentp. 44
Registered Agent and Officep. 45
Other Officersp. 45
Scope of Authorityp. 46
Resignation and Removalp. 47
Compensationp. 47
Budget and Financesp. 49
Generalp. 50
Recurring Operationsp. 50
Reserves for Deferred Maintenancep. 51
Waiver of Mandatory Reservesp. 52
Recreational Amenitiesp. 53
Developing the Proposed Budgetp. 53
Funding the Budgetp. 54
Time for Payment and Delinquencyp. 55
Enforcement and Liensp. 56
Suspension of Rightsp. 58
Collection of Delinquencies from Tenantp. 58
Annual Financial Reportp. 59
Annual Financial Filingsp. 61
Contracts for Products and Servicesp. 62
Rights and Responsibilities of the Parcel Ownerp. 63
Generalp. 64
Use of the Common Areap. 64
Guests and Tenants of a Parcel Ownerp. 65
Membership and Voting Rights in the Associationp. 66
Participation in Association Affairsp. 67
Access to Association Recordsp. 68
Financial Obligationsp. 69
Sale and Transfer of the Parcelp. 70
Recreational and Common Facilities Leasesp. 71
Display of Flagsp. 73
Display of Signsp. 73
Access Ramp Constructionp. 74
SLAPP Protection and Public Participationp. 74
Electronic Transmission of Noticesp. 75
Covenants and use of Association Propertyp. 76
Covenantsp. 77
Covenants for Operation and Maintenancep. 78
Compliance with the Covenants and Restrictionsp. 79
Mediation and Enforcement of the Documentsp. 80
Enforcement Sanctions and Penaltiesp. 82
Notice of Violation and Uniform, Timely Enforcementp. 83
Age and Occupancy Limitationsp. 84
Lease and Rental Restrictionsp. 86
Sale and Transfer Restrictionsp. 86
Amendments to the Governing Documentsp. 87
Revival of the Governing Documentsp. 88
Towing of Unauthorized Vehiclesp. 89
Private Roadwaysp. 90
Penny-ante Gamblingp. 91
Architectural Control and Standardsp. 92
Architectural Standardsp. 93
Unauthorized Structuresp. 93
Permitted Structures and Improvementsp. 94
Uniform Community Schemep. 95
Architectural Review Committeep. 96
Architectural Standards and Parcel Owner Rightsp. 96
Architectural Standards and Local Codesp. 97
Rights and Responsibilities of the Developerp. 98
Generalp. 99
Rights and Privileges of the Developerp. 99
Limitations and Obligations of the Developerp. 100
Assessment Responsibilities of the Developerp. 101
Recreational Amenitiesp. 102
The Developer and Transition of Controlp. 102
Organization of Owner-Controlled Boardp. 104
Common Law Warrantiesp. 105
Construction Defects-Presuit Proceduresp. 105
Style and Format for Association Forms and Documentsp. 107
Membership Meeting Forms and Sample Documentsp. 111
Board of Directors Meetings and Sample Documentsp. 126
Officer and Committee Forms and Sample Documentsp. 138
Budget and Financial Forms and Sample Documentsp. 144
Disclosure Summary for Prospective Purchasersp. 151
Table of Casesp. 153
Subject Indexp. 162
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