In order to be a recognized community 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 Watercrest Community Association, Inc. (Watercrest) can be found on this page.
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Florida Statute 720
In Florida community associations laws are derived from Statute 720. Commonly referred to as HOA Laws these encompass everything from dues to board meetings and regulations. The following Statute versions can apply to Watercrest depending on whether or not the law is Substantive or Procedural. (See Community Wide Standards document References page 1 for further explanation). It should also be noted that in some cases the HOA governing documents can take precedent over the Statute.
Governing Documents
The governing documents for Watercrest are below. Click on each link to see/print the document.
- Articles of Incorporation with Amendment
- Amendment to the Articles of Incorporation (September 2022)
- Bylaws
- Declaration of Restrictions
- Amendment to the Declaration of Restrictions (June 2023)
- Amendment to the Declaration of Restrictions (June 2024)
Other Important Documents
Other governing and important documents for Watercrest are below. Click on each link to see/print the document.
- Rules Summary
- Architectural Review Committee (ARC)
- Community Wide Standards
- Turnover Study 2019
- Resolution Adopting Investment Policy (March 25, 2021)
- Watercrest Community Hurricane Binder
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.
