FAQ | Boca Ridge Glen

What Property do I own? You own the land under your home, the entrance courtyard, the area under the eaves and 5 feet from your foundation.

Can I Make Changes? Generally speaking, the exterior of your unit may not be changed, including the interior screened patio visible from outside your unit, In certain circumstances the Board may approve a change when detailed plans are submitted. Changes made without Board approval are a violation, are subject to fines, must be removed and the unit must be restored.

Porch: The maintenance of the porch is homeowner's responsibility. Including screens, porch roof and gutters, which should be in good working condition.

How do I get an RFID tag for the resident's gate? The entrance and security system are managed by the POA for all of Boca Ridge, not by BRG. Crest Management is the POA's property manager, and Valerie Morris can be reached at valerie@crestmanagementgroup.com. If you are renting, you should fill out the Envera form provided with the application and send it to: info@outunlimited.com.

Are there fines for non compliance? Violations currently are subject to fines of $50 to $500 per day or occurrence, or whatever maximum amount State Law mandates, until the violation is corrected. We encourage homeowners to cooperate.

Who is our Management Company ? We are managed by Outside Unlimited USA LLC, our Property Manager is Jordan Jacobson. info@outunlimited.com

When are Board Meetings? Board meetings are usually held at our Clubhouse, at 7:00 pm with prior notice, or via Zoom. The notice is posted at the entrance to Boca Ridge Glen at least 48 hours in advance of the meeting. You are invited and encouraged to attend and participate in the workings of your community in the meetings and on various committees.

Where and when do I send my payment?: You can send a check to: 1835 E Hallandale Beach Blvd #280. Hallandale Beach, FL 33009

Please make checks payable to: Boca Ridge Glen Homeowners Association. Or for online payments, please send an email request to your property manager.

Payments are due the 1st of the month, on the 21st is considered late. Please send your payment on time.

In general, we need to remember that we live close together, and we need to function as a neighborhood, rather than individuals

The Mission of the Board

The Board of Directors of Boca Ridge Glen accepts as is mission to protect and improve the value of homes in our community, to ensure that all regulations are being followed.

Overview of Our Documents and Rules and Regulations

This is a general overview of the rules, It does not replace the full set of Documents. There may be an unintentional error in this overview in which case the actual recorded Document will apply. This can be changed by a specific process.

Architectural and landscaping changes:
Any owner who desires to construct and improvement of any kind must summit a written plan with specifications to the Board and must get approval by the Board for that plan.

Nothing may be stored on any area on the front or side of your home that is visible

from the street or that interferes with the landscape crews (this includes trash cans,

storage bins, furniture, etc)
Trellises and window boxes are not permitted.
If you have wooden platform or fences installed by the developer, you are responsible for their repair and maintenance, and for replacing and painting them if they have rotted or are broken.
Stepping stones cannot be placed anywhere that will interfere with the landscape crews. No stepping stones may extend into the lawn areas. Pieces of carpet, furniture, wood, construction materials or any other unapproved items are not permitted.
You are responsible for trimming and replacing (if necessary) and bushes or trees installed by you or a previous owner on common areas or in the foundation plantings around your home. If there are any trees or bushes that interfere with the lawn maintenance or irrigation system, you must have them removed. All plantings, bushes, shrubs, and trees planted in the courtyards must be kept trimmed so they do not create a hazard to the foundation, the roofs or the painted surfaces of the buildings.
If you have fruit trees that have rotted or fallen fruit, remove and dispose the fruit.
No window or wall air conditioning units are permitted.

Land Use: No lot may be used except for residential purposes. No business service, repair or maintenance for the general public or for other owners shall be allowed on any lot or common areas at any time.

Signs: No signs of any kind (Including: For Rent etc) may be displayed by the unit owner to public view on the properties. No soliciting is permitted on the property.

Pets: Dogs weighting less than 30 pounds, cats or other household pets are permitted by owners, provided the pets are not and do not become a nuisance to other unit owners or their families. In no event shall an owner or other person allow a pet anywhere on the property unless carried or restrained on a leash not more in six feet in length. Palm Beach County Law and Community Documents require you to clean after your pets.

PBC Ord# 1982-2 Section 9 “ The Owner of every dog and cat shall be responsible for the removal of any feces deposited by the animal on public property, business walkways, recreation area or private property of others.”

Garbage and Trash Disposal: No garbage, refuse, trash or rubbish may be deposited on any lot, except when placed in containers in anticipation of pick up. Containers shall be put out after dark the night before pick up and place out of sight after pick up. No trash containers or recycling bins may be visible from the street at other times.

Trash pick up: Monday and Thursday, recyclables Thursdays.

Fences: No fences, wall or other structures shall be erected, except as originally installed by the developer and /or as approved by the Board of Directors.

Parking and Vehicle Registrations

Trucks of all types, trailers, campers, recreational vehicles, off road vehicles, motorcycles, mopeds, motorized bicycles, commercial vehicles of any type and other vehicles more than 6 feet in height and 19 feet long are not permitted to be parked on the common area (including driveways) or anywhere within the premises of the association. (Sport utility vehicles—per definition are excluded from this restriction)
Vehicles for hire, such as limousines and taxi cabs are permitted for pick up or discharge of passengers only and may not be kept visible on the property. (They may be garaged).
No inoperable, unlicensed, unsightly, rusted or canvas covered vehicle is permitted to be parked within the premises of the association.
Vehicle repairs are not permitted to be done within the premises of the association.
No vehicle leaking fluids is permitted to be parked anywhere on the premises of the

association. Costs of removing stains and repairing damage caused by leaking vehicle fluids shall be assessed on the owner or the host of the owner of the offending vehicle.
No vehicle is permitted to be parked on the grass, blocking driveway access, or in a manner impeding the normal flow of traffic.
No vehicle is permitted to be parked against the cul-de-sac islands.
Any vehicle violating any of the above regulations is subject to towing by the

association at the vehicle owners expense and is subject to fines, or both.
Parking and vehicle regulations can change at any time, at the discretion of the

Board of Directors.

Tennis court and pool area: Owners, their lessees and their guests must comply with pool regulations as posted. If the County Health Department finds us in non-compliance, they may fine the association (a cost passed along to owners) and/or close the pool area. Since there are young children in our neighborhood, it is important to be vigilant in keeping the pool safe and healthy.

Be sure to use your key to enter and leave the area, making sure the gate closes after you. The same key fits both the tennis and pool. Both are for the exclusive use of owners, tenants and their guests. If you see outsiders please ask them to leave. The tennis court may be used ONLY for tennis. Other uses will damage the surface, offenders will be required to pay for the repair to the surface. RENTALS: After 1 year of ownership, an owner may rent his home one (1) time in a calendar year. No lease can be shorter than 3 months not longer than 12 months. No portion of a unit may be rented. A prospective renter must come before the rental screening Committee and submit an application fee.