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These are items linked to in posts during 2024/2025;

Bylaws                 



Pursuant to the 2024 bylaws established by the board, golf cart registration and inspection started January 1. Continue Reading.........
We received a question about bylaw enforcement and have posted it on the Q&A page.
There is a new post concerning the annual fee due date.
We received another question about bylaw enforcement and have posted it on the Q&A page.
There is an update to the Annual Fee post.
There is an update to the Bylaws posts, 4/7/2025
All mandatory HOAs are subject to FS 720 and FS 617 as well as…...Continue Reading
We received a question about meeting agendas and have posted it on the Q&A page.
We are receiving questions about meeting minutes and have posted about it on the Q&A page.
We received a question about email correspondence and have posted it on the Q&A page.
The Treasurer’s report for fiscal year 2024 and the January 2025 treasurer’s report both show the decades long continuation of a Charter violation. Article II, paragraph 2; any balance of money or assets remaining after the full payment of corporate obligations of all and any kinds shall be devoted to the charitable, educational and benevolent purposes of the Corporation.

According to information supplied by Neil Chauncey, historian@grandinlakeshores.com; that section of the Charter was put there to help ensure the non-profit status was approved. Then, they made sure all the money was spent before the end of each year. Plus, all donations to the HOA were given to a designated member, not the association. That member kept the money in an account under his/her name and handed it out under the Boards direction.

That entry in the Charter hasn’t had any effect in determining the not-for-profit status for over 40 years. Instead of continuing to make a mockery of the Governing Documents, why not amend them? It’s an uncomplicated procedure with more than one option.
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The two recently appointed directors, Carole Doswell and Tim Ellis, had a period of ninety days to obtain certification and post the certificates on the website as mandated by Florida law. The new directors failed to adhere to that law. They have seamlessly integrated with the rest of the inept directors and officers. That situation became evident when the directors presented this year’s budget. We waited the full 90 days anyway hoping for but not expecting the new directors to comply with the laws governing this association.
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Pay the Annual Fee
Nothing else is being Enforced
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