Frequently Asked Questions
Understanding how a homeowners' association operates can be challenging. This FAQ page is designed to provide clear, concise answers to common questions about association governance, homeowner rights, governing documents, meetings, records, assessments, and applicable Florida law.
Question: Can any owner or lessee attend a board meeting and ask questions?
Answer: Yes! Most board meetings are open meetings. You are encouraged to attend. If the meeting is not an open meeting then the announcement will say it is a closed meeting. The only closed meetings are ones with the attorney discussing litigation.
Question: Can I speak at a board meeting?
Answer: Property owners and lessees can speak up to three minutes, but they cannot try to dominate the meeting. Attempting to disrupt the meeting by talking over people or abusing the three minute rule can result in being being denied any more time. Also, the speaking must be relevant to the topic.
Question: How can I know when a board meeting is happening?
Answer: Board meeting notices are posted to TownSquare and posted on the Community Notices bulletin board at the gate to the airpark.