A HEALTHY HOA NEEDS THE SUPPORT OF EVERYONE IN THE COMMUNITY
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CONFIDENTIAL REPORTING
OF RULES VIOLATIONS:
All complaints,
comments or communications related to policy & rule violations can be
emailed to southerndunes@donasher.com or
mailed to Southern Dunes Master HOA 1603 Forest Hills Lane Haines City, FL
33844. Information must be
specific, indicating who, what, when and where for each situation. You
should consider including pictures of the violation to support your concerns,
if applicable. All information is kept confidential.
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Moving Vans / Recreational Vehicles / Boats and etc.
- Please notify the guards / HOA office when a unit will be arriving.
- Park units on the driveway whenever possible. Do not block driveways, streets, intersections or mailboxes.
- Moving vans are not allowed to stay on property overnight; must be out of community no later than 7pm.
- Moving units are not permitted in the community on Sundays.
- Moving pods need to be authorized by the HOA please submit a form; we will need to know the date it will arrive there is a 3 day maximum. Pod must fit entirely on the driveway. No sidewalk or road overhang. No street parking is permitted.
- No commercial or semitrailers/ trucks are permitted at any time.
- RV’s / Boats and etc are permitted up to 4 hours onsite to be loaded or unloaded. No overnight parking is permitted.
- No maintenance work, cleaning or washing of boats, RV's, Jet Skis and etc is permitted.
- Storage of RV’s / Boats and etc. must be stored in enclosed garage if it fits otherwise it must be removed from the community.
- Owner is responsible for all damages to the roadways, sidewalks and all liabilities arising such as injuries and etc.
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Did You Know?- The three most common violations are: Weeds, Exterior Property Sanitation and Motor Vehicles
- A permit is required for but now limited to: Structural Repairs, Re-roofing, Most Plumbing & Electrical, A swimming pool that can hold 24 inches of water or more, Any business located within the City Limits requires a City and a Polk County Tax Receipt
- A setback is a required amount of distance between the property line and where items may be located, (e.g. sheds, RV’s, boats, etc.). Setbacks vary according to the particular zoning and location of the property.
- Common Code Violations
- High Weeds & Grass: Tall weeds and grass over 12 inches in height is a violation and considered a public nuisance
- Structure Maintenance: The following items shall be maintained in weather-tight, rodent proof, sound condition and in good repair: Wood, Siding, Shingles, Roof covering, Railings, Walls, Ceilings, Porches, Doors, Windows, Screens, Interior walls, Ceilings, Floors, Hardware
- Exterior Property Sanitation: As a property owner it is your responsibility to maintain the exterior of your property in a clean, safe and sanitary condition. Items that may not be kept or stored on the exterior of the property include but are not limited to: Trash, Junk & Debris, Tires, Building Materials, Indoor Furniture, Household Appliances, Auto parts
- Fences: Fences must be maintained in the same condition as when originally erected. When replacing a fence or installing a new one, a permit must be obtained
- Unlawful Animals: It is unlawful to keep the following animals within City limits: Chickens, Ducks, Guineas, Quail, Pigeons, Partridges, Pheasants, Pigs, Goats, Sheep, Horses, Cows, Cattle, and Any tamed or captive wild animal or reptile
- Inoperable Vehicles: It is unlawful to keep an inoperable or unlicensed vehicle(s) parked or stored on any premises. Any vehicle in a state of: Major disassembly, Major disrepair or being stripped or dismantled. Painting of vehicles is prohibited (unless conducted inside an approved spray booth).
To report a Code Violation or for more information, please contact the Code Compliance Division at 863-421-9937 or send us an email at codecompliance@hainescitypd.com.
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OBEYING SPEED
LIMITS AND STOP SIGNS:
The safety of our
residents, children and guests are of primary concern please abide by the
posted speed signs and stop signs. Watch for bikers, walkers and children
playing on the roadway or running out into the street. Keeping your speed
down will ensure everyone’s safety.
There are a number of drivers, residents, visitors and vendors alike intentionally break the law by not coming to full stop, or even slowing down at stop signs. The Florida statute regulating stop signs states, "every driver of a vehicle approaching a stop intersection indicated by a stop sign shall stop at a clearly marked stop line, but if none, before entering the crosswalk."
Nowhere does it state that slowing down at a stop sign is sufficient. Not coming to a full stop is illegal. This practice endangers pedestrians and other drivers I have seen many "brake checks" as people drive into the intersection after rolling through a stop sign and seeing a police car sitting nearby.
All vehicles shall maintain a speed of 20 mph max while on community roads. Southern Dunes has signed a contract with the Haines City Police where they will patroling our private roads and issuing tickets to those who are found speeding as well as not stoping at STOP signs.
PARKING
Parking on the street
on Southern Dunes Blvd., Hemingway Blvd or on the areas marked with yellow
lines is prohibited. Cars are subject to being towed at the owner’s expense.
All motor vehicles must be parked in your garage or driveway.
Parking on grass is
also prohibited. Our streets are narrow, so be conscious of where you park on
the street. Allow sufficient room for emergency vehicles and delivery
trucks to maneuver. Do not park across from a driveway or across from an
already parked car as the gap may not be sufficient for larger vehicles to get
through or for owners to safely exit their driveways. Do not block the
mailboxes as your mail will not be delivered. Trailers, boats, RV's
or other recreational vehicles should never be left unattended on the
street. No commercial vehicles,
outside of routine service shall not display signage in driveways or public
areas. All vehicles with signage after 6pm must be covered or stored
within the enclosed garage.
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VEHICLE REGISTRATION All Vehicles entering the Southern Dunes Master Association community will require to check in at the front gate. You will be asked property address and additional information. Passes must be visible at all times (either hanging on the rear view mirror or front dashboard)
Residents (owners & tenants) must register their vehicles with the HOA office, please make arrangements to come to the office during office hours. Sticker permits must be placed on the front windshield, drivers side, lower left hand corner and visible at all times. Stickers are not interchangeable; if you have sold your vehicle to another resident of the community please remove your sticker and have the new owner register with the office. Remember the sticker permit is registered to your name, address and vehicle. Rental vehicles will not be provided with a sticker permit.
Owners will need to provide proof of ownership and current car registration. Owner sticker permits will only be provided to the actual property owner as issued on the deed.
Tenants must show evidence of current lease as well as must be named on the lease, the current vehicle registration is also required. Vehicles will not be registered to tenants with expired leases and/or vehicle registration.
GOLF CARTS - ALL golf carts must also be registered with the HOA office. A permit will be issued to drive on the Southern Dunes roads. You will need proof of insurance, VIN number with year and make of the golf cart. ANYONE WHO DRIVES ON OUR ROADS MUST HAVE A VALID DRIVER'S LICENSE.
GOLF CART ORDINANCE: The City of Haines City Commission has approved an ordnance allowing golf carts to be driven on certain city streets. The Commission also approved a resolution designating specific streets. Southern Dunes Boulevard east of U.S. 27 is one of the approved streets.Golf carts cannot be driven across U.S. 27 or on sidewalks.
There is no cost for registration or stickers. Sticker permits and passes may be revoked at any time.
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Garage doors should
remain closed when not in use. Theft, vandalism and the occasional stray
wildlife looking for a place to hide out & get cool are unavoidable.
Keeping garage doors closed eliminates access to the property through the
garage.
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