HalA1 (Florida)
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State of Florida Does anyone have or familiar with HOA case law on the following:
Units in townhouse development. Single story units 7 in a block. One Unit owner won't allow dry wood termite companies from tenting unit. Other 6 are agreeable. Fumigation to be effective requires tenting the entire row. Documents are silent on termites.
From the HOA documents:
ARTICLE VI
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1. Maintenance of Units. Every Unit Homeowner must keep and maintain his Unit, its equipment and appurtenances, in good order, condition and repair, and must perform properly all maintenance and repair work within his Unit which, if omitted, would affect the Development in its entirety or shall be responsible for the maintenance of his Unit and Lot and shall keep same in a neat and orderly fashion, and should he fail to do so, then the Association, after demand, may enter upon the premises of the Unit Owner for the purpose of maintaining and/or repairing said Lot and/or Unit and the costs incident to said maintenance and/or repair or replacement shall be the personal obligation of the Unit Owner and become a lien against the subject Unit with the same force and effect of a lien that would be created by said Unit Owner's failure to pay the maintenance assessments when due. Owner must maintain any islands in front of the house and landscaping to asphalt on front and side yards.
Units in townhouse development. Single story units 7 in a block. One Unit owner won't allow dry wood termite companies from tenting unit. Other 6 are agreeable. Fumigation to be effective requires tenting the entire row. Documents are silent on termites.
From the HOA documents:
ARTICLE VI
GENERAL PROVISIONS
Section 1. Maintenance of Units. Every Unit Homeowner must keep and maintain his Unit, its equipment and appurtenances, in good order, condition and repair, and must perform properly all maintenance and repair work within his Unit which, if omitted, would affect the Development in its entirety or shall be responsible for the maintenance of his Unit and Lot and shall keep same in a neat and orderly fashion, and should he fail to do so, then the Association, after demand, may enter upon the premises of the Unit Owner for the purpose of maintaining and/or repairing said Lot and/or Unit and the costs incident to said maintenance and/or repair or replacement shall be the personal obligation of the Unit Owner and become a lien against the subject Unit with the same force and effect of a lien that would be created by said Unit Owner's failure to pay the maintenance assessments when due. Owner must maintain any islands in front of the house and landscaping to asphalt on front and side yards.