University Grove Estates Reserve Association - Communique Association Management

UNIVERSITY GROVES ESTATES RESERVE ASSOCIATION

CLICK HERE: UNIVERSITY GROVE ESTATES 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 UNIVERSITY GROVE ESTATES RESERVE ASSOCIATION? 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.

***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.

Article 10 Restrictions

10.15 Boats and Vehicles.

No vehicle shall be parked in the Community except on a paved driveway or inside a garage, nor shall any vehicle be parked within the right-of-way of any public street shown on the Plat. No Restricted Vehicle (excluding vehicles of Persons temporarily in the Community to provide business services to an Owner, Declarant, or the Association) shall be parked in the Community unless inside a garage. No maintenance work other than washing shall be performed on any vehicle unless such maintenance work is performed inside a garage. The restrictions on vehicles contained in this Article 10.15 shall not apply to vehicles or trailers utilized by builders in connection with any Construction Work.

1.38 “Restricted Vehicle” shall mean any truck, mobile home, motor home, camper, or other vehicle designed to provide temporary living quarters and having facilities for sleeping, galley, and head; trailer; boat; watercraft; aircraft; racing car; bus; motorcycle; commercial vehicle; all-terrain vehicle; or any vehicle not in operable condition. As used herein, “commercial vehicle” shall include without limitation any automobile bearing signage identifying a business name.

10.16 Signs.

No sign of any kind shall be displayed in the Community except as follows: A. Individual, ornamental house number and name plates may be displayed on a dwelling, provided their size, color, design, and location is approved by the Architectural Committee. Either Declarant or the Architectural Committee may require the use of standard house number and name signage. B. One temporary sign utilized in connection with the sale of a Lot may be displayed on the lot. The size, color, format, nature, content, and location of such sign shall be subject to the written approval of Declarant. C. During the course of construction of a dwelling on a lot, a construction sign identifying the builder may be displayed on the Lot if such sign is approved by Declarant, which approval may be withheld by Declarant in its sole discretion. Such sign shall be promptly removed upon the issuance by Manatee County of a certificate of occupancy for the dwelling. Absent approval by Declarant, no sign identifying a builder may be displayed on any Lot. D. One temporary permit sign utilized in connection with the construction of a home on a Lot may be displayed on the Lot. The size, color, format, nature, content, and location of such sign shall be subject to the written approval of Declarant. E. Other signs may be displayed if such signs are approved by Declarant as to size, design, location, and content. F. Certain of the Approved Builders. as designated by Declarant from time to time, may place other signs within the Community, provided that: (1) such signs comply with applicable laws and other governmental requirements; and (2) such signs are approved by Declarant, which approval may be withheld by Declarant in its sole discretion.

10.17 Animals.

An Owner may keep up to three animals customarily regarded as a household pet on his Lot. No horses, cattle. swine, goats, poultry, or other animal or fowl not customarily regarded as a household pet shall be kept on any Lot. All birds shall be kept indoors. If, in the sole judgment of the Board. it is determined that an Owner’s pet, due to its size, breed, past or present aggressiveness or viciousness, or other factors, is a source of excessive disturbance, annoyance, or danger to other Owners or Persons, the Owner shall take such action as the Board reasonably may require to eliminate the disturbance, annoyance, or danger. The authority of the Board to restrict, prohibit, or direct the disposal of any pet shall not be construed as imposing any duty on the Board to do so. Owners having pets shall remove all pet droppings.

10.30 Leases.

No Owner shall lease less than his entire Lot, lease his Lot to more than two different tenants during a 12-month period, or lease his Lot for a term less than three months in duration.