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ByLaws
Who is the HOA
How the HOA is organized
How the HOA is run
Elections
What are the rolls & responsibilities of the officers
How the budget is established
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DECLARATION OF COVENANTS, CONDITIONS, AND RESTRICTIONS
Rules for the operation of the HOA (Restrictions) What you Can and Cannot do:
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Parking & allowable vehicles
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Modifications/changes to your home and property
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Refuse & Garbage
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Signs/Flags
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Pets
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Landscaping Appearance & Maintenance
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Lighting
Architectural Control (ARB) of any changes (including painting) to your home & property:
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Who is the ARB, roles & responsibilities
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Easements who can go where
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Utility’s
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Conservation Easement
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Association
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​Lake & Pond requirements
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Use of the Marina
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Assessment and Special Assessment (fines)
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Maintenance Of Common Areas
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Amendments to the Covenants
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ARB GUIDELINES
The Guidelines were developed to preserve the community design concept with attention to detail and a high standard of architectural and landscape design, appearance, and impact on our community and members lots.
What Changes Must Have ARB Approval:
Any building additions/alterations, including, but not limited to: pool, lanai, fence, wall, exterior painting, solar panels, antenna, flag poles, exterior lighting, external window coverings, certain lawn ornaments, or significant landscaping changes.
What To Include In An Application:
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Application form (available on the RPM site)
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Site plan/plot plan, including existing fences and easements
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Material and color
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Drawings and photographs
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Permits
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Contractors Insurance
All applications for architectural changes, whether permanent or temporary, must be submitted to the Homeowners Association through the Management Company office and approved prior to start of any work.