Documents

In order to be a recognized condominium owners’ association, the association must be a Florida corporation. To be official, the governing documents must be recorded with the Clerk of the County Court. The documents for Roseate Court Association, Inc. (Roseate Court) can be found on this page.


Note: Some documents are very large and may take a few moments to download/open.

Hierarchy of Documents Governing Homeowner Associations in Florida
  1. Florida Statutes: The top level of authority, providing the framework for community associations.
  2. Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (CC&R): The primary governing document outlining the rights and responsibilities of the association, unit owners, and board of directors.
  3. Articles of Incorporation: Establishes the community association as a corporation under Florida law.
  4. Bylaws: Governs the internal affairs of the community, including meeting procedures and officer elections.
  5. Rules and Regulations: Created by the board of directors to supplement the CC&R and bylaws, covering issues like common area use, parking, and pet policies.

If there is a conflict between any of these documents, the higher document takes precedence. For example, if there is a conflict between a rule adopted by the board of directors and the CC&R, the CC&R takes precedence. It is crucial for homeowners and board members to be familiar with all relevant documents to understand their rights and responsibilities within the community.

Florida Statute 720

In Florida, community association laws are derived from Statute 720. Commonly referred to as simply HOA laws, these encompass everything from community association dues to board meetings and regulations.

Governing Documents

The governing documents for Roseate Court are below. Click on each link to see/print the document.

Other Documents

Other governing documents including rules & regulations as well as guidelines for Roseate Court are below. Click on each link to see/print the document.

Disclaimer

While the information provided above is believed to be correct, there is no liability for any loss or damage occurring by reason of reliance thereon.

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