Welcome to 332 Cocoanut Condominium Association, Inc

 

CLICK HERE :  332 COCOANUT  CONDO RESIDENT PORTAL

 

Resident portal for Association records and accounting ledgers – We’re here to help!

We understand the importance of communicating the association’s activities, records, and financials to owners.  The Resident Portal allows owners to view their account ledger, submit work orders, view upcoming and prior meeting records, and much more.  It is a great resource and tool for owners to access 24/7.  The system is user-friendly and easy to sign into.  However, if you should have any trouble logging in, please contact the support team to walk you through the process.

Logging in for the first time:  Click for Homeowner Instructions when setting up account for the first time.

Support Contact Information for FSPay/ Resident portal:

Hours of Resident Payment Support: 8am – 8pm EST

Resident Payment Support line: (800) 690-0984   or   email: residentpayments@frontsteps.com

 

Looking to purchase or rent at 332 COCOANUT CONDO?  Living in a community with deed restrictions offers many advantages but also comes with responsibilities.  These responsibilities are not meant to be an inconvenience or impose on your freedom but rather offer a vehicle where each association can maintain a consistent lifestyle throughout the community. 

 

Getting to Know the Community 

 

332 Cocoanut Documents and Rules

 

332 Cocoanut Association Documents

332 Cocoanut Amendment 1-22-21

332 Cocoanut By-Laws

332 Cocoanut Rules and Regulations

332 Sale Rental Application  2025

***Owners have access to the association’s minutes, financials, and other association records through their resident portal.  If you are listing a home or looking to purchase and need a copy of the records, please contact the owner or seller’s agent to provide the information to you.***

 

 

COMMONLY ASKED QUESTIONS FOR SALES AND LEASING

Please be sure to read the association Documents to fully understand the restrictions and responsibilities in place for the association.

The below is only a quick reference and guideline.

 

14. Use Restrictions.

 

14.6 Pets

No Residential Unit Owner may permit, keep or maintain any pets or animals in Unit or in the Common Elements except for dogs, domestic cats, and/or fish in one (1) fish tank not to exceed fifty (50) gallons, where such pets are not a nuisance, without the prior written consent of the Board of Directors. An application to any pet must be submitted and approved by the Board of Directors prior to the pet occupying the Unit. The Board of Directors may set a reasonable fee for the review and approval of such applications. No vicious breeds shall be allowed in the Condominium at any time. The sole and final determination of the approval of any pet is by the Board of Directors, whose approval may be given or withheld in its sole discretion. All pets must be on a leash no longer than six (6) feet in length and accompanied by the Unit Owner, tenant, or guests when using the Common Elements. No pets shall be allowed to roam free on the Common Elements. If, in the sole discretion of the Board of Directors, a permitted pet has become a nuisance the Board of Directors shall have the right to require the pet to be immediately removed permanently from the Condominium Property. No Unit Owner, tenant, or guests may permit, keep, or maintain more than two (2) dogs and/or cats, combined, in a Unit or on the Common Areas at any time. Messes/waste made by pets must be removed by Unit Owner, tenant, guests, or handler immediately. Unit Owner’s failure to clean-up messes/waste made by pates shall result in a $100.00 fine payable to the Condominium Association for each occurrence. Pets shall not be left unattended on Terrace(s) at any time.

 

14.9 Signs

With the exception of signs used or approved by the Developer and/or the Developer’s associated real estate company, no signs, advertisements, notices or lettering may be exhibited, displayed, inscribed, painted or affixed in, or upon any part of the Common Elements, Limited Common Elements, or any part of a Unit so as to be visible outside the Unit. The Association may not refuse the request of a Unit Owner for a reasonable accommodation for the attachment on the mantel or frame of the door of the Unit Owner of a religious object not to exceed 3 inches wide, 6 inches high, and 1.5 inches deep. The Association shall have the right to remove from and either place in storage at the Owner’s expense, or dispose of, any signs placed on the Common Elements. This provision shall not apply to Commercial Unit(s).

 

14.11 Motor Vehicles and Parking

Parking Spaces are assigned and no Unit Owner shall park in any other Unit Owner’s Parking Space without such Unit Owner’s consent. Unit Owner(s) shall be permitted to have no more motor vehicles (which also includes a Golf Cart, Moped, Motorcycle, etc.) than the number equal to the number of Parking Spaces assigned to the Unit Owner located on the Condominium Property at any time and shall only be permitted to park in the Unit Owner’s designated parking space. Unit Owner(s) may park electric/gas powered golf carts in the Unit Owner(s) designated Parking Space only and in place of (not in addition to) the Unit Owner’s primary vehicle. Except as set forth herein, only family-type non-commercial motor vehicles for passenger transportation, and the incidental movement of personal belongings and property, may be parked in a designated Unit parking spot. A “family-type noncommercial motor vehicle” shall be limited to those vehicles which are primarily used as passenger motor vehicles, and which have a body style consisting of two doors, four doors, hatchback or convertible, and shall also include station wagons, pick-up trucks used for personal transportation, mini-vans and vans equipped with windows all around the vehicle and passenger seats to accommodate not less than four (4) and not more than nine (9) people, and sport utility vehicles and motorcycles, electric/gas powered golf carts, scooters or mopeds. All other motor vehicles, including but not limited to: (1) commercial vehicles (any vehicle used in a trade or business and having advertising or promotional information, symbols or materials affixed thereto); (2) trucks (any motor vehicle designed or used principally for the carriage of goods and including a motor vehicle to which has been added a platform, a rack, or other equipment for the purpose of carrying goods other than the personal effects of the passenger, and cargo vans); (3) boats; (4) campers; (5) recreational vehicles (vehicles having either kitchen or bathroom facilities); (6) trailers; (7) motor homes; (8) mobile homes; (9) loud motorcycles; and any and all other vehicles other than the permitted vehicles described in the preceding paragraph, shall be strictly prohibited in Parking Spaces. All vehicles parked in parking spaces must be licensed/registered and no inoperable or unsightly vehicles may be kept on Condominium Property. The Developer is exempt from this provision in order to permit vehicles which are engaged in any activity relating to construction, maintenance or marketing of Units. The Board of Directors reserves the right to assign Handicap Parking Spaces, from time to time, in the Board of Directors’ sole discretion, and in accordance with the procedures promulgated by the Board of Directors from time to time. Notwithstanding the foregoing parking limitations, the fo1lowing exceptions shall be made: (a) service vehicles/commercial vehicles used by vendors of the Association or any Unit Owner may be permitted to be temporarily parked in the designated service parking area or on the street during the time they are actually servicing a Unit or Condominium Property, but in no event overnight, (b) vehicles accessing the Commercial Unit(s). The Board of Directors of the Association shall have the authority to prohibit any vehicle in a Parking Space that would otherwise be permitted under this provision, if the Board determines, in the exercise of its business judgment, that the vehicle constitutes a safety hazard or is unsightly. The opinion of the Board of Directors shall be binding upon the parties unless wholly unreasonable. No repairs or maintenance of vehicles on the Condominium Property. Any permitted motorized vehicle must comply with the Sarasota County sound ordinances, be licensed for street use and equipped with an appropriate noise muffling device so that the operation of the same does not create unreasonable annoyance or disturbance as determined by the Board of Directors. The Board of Directors is authorized to tow vehicles in accordance with Florida Statute Section 715.07. Oil or fluid leaks onto a parking area are the responsibility of the Owner of the Unit with which the offending vehicle is associated. Any cost incurred or expended by the Association to repair damage resulting from oil or fluid leaks onto a parking area will be charged to the Owner of the Unit associated with vehicle responsible for such damage. If an Owner fails or refuses to reimburse the Association for any such cost incurred or expended, then the Association shall have the right to file suit against such Owner to recover the full amount due. No motor vehicle, trailer, boat or any other property of any nature whatsoever that is described in this provision may be parked or stored on a lawn or unpaved area. The Board of Directors of the Association shall have the authority to prohibit any vehicles which would otherwise be permitted under this section, if the Board determines, in the reasonable exercise of its business judgment, that the vehicle constitutes a safety hazard.

 

14.20 Leases

No Owner, tenant, or Occupant may lease less than an entire Unit or lease an entire Unit for a period of less than one hundred and eighty (180) consecutive days and no more than two (2) times per calendar year, and during the time the Unit is leased or occupied by others, the Unit Owner, its Family and/or Guests, shall not have the right to use the Common Elements, the Limited Common Elements, the Association Property, and facilities except as a Guest of another Unit Owner, or to enforce its rights as landlord pursuant to Chapter 83, Florida Statutes. This section 14.20 shall not apply to the Commercial Unit(s).

 

 

PROFESSIONALLY MANAGED BY:

Manager Contact Information

Maureen@Communiquemgmt.com

941-706-0920