Our licensed managers are trained, tested and receive continuing education in
order to help our Associations comply with an array of regulations that impact
owners and residents in managed communities.

The way that residents and owners interact with each other through their
community association is regulated by a set of governing documents, laws
and administrative rules.

As an individual association member, at the time of the purchase of your
condominium, cooperative or home, you accepted a responsibility to abide
by the documents, rules and regulations established by the covenants created
to maintain the quality of your property and lifestyle of your community.
This responsibility extends to your family and guests.

In this overview, we would like to point out a few of the many regulations
that your association manager must follow in order to assist you and your
association to achieve compliance. It is important that affected homeowners,
committee members and members of the elected board of governance of your
association remain informed since these regulations are subject to change.

NOTICE: The following links to public information websites are provided
“as is” as a convenience to our users and are not intended to convey any
form of legal advice. These links are deemed to be reliable, the accuracy
and completeness of which Flagler Coastal Community Management does
not control and can not guarantee. Consult an attorney before taking
any action on any information obtained.

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