December 2015 - Florida Association News Blog

In anticipation of the 2016 Florida legislative session, Representative John Cortes of the Florida House of Representatives filed three bills affecting all Florida community associations and managers. Omnibus style House Bill 667 is massive in its scope. Its author begins by fully repealing Chapter 719, regulating Florida cooperatives and Chapter 720 regulating Florida homeowners associations, […]

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Get in the holiday spirit this Saturday, December 19 with the 39th Annual Boca Raton Boat Parade. Watch as boats from 10 to 100 feet light up the Intracoastal Waterway. There will also be a fireworks display. The parade will start at 6:30 pm at the C-15 canal (Delray/Boca line) and will head south until […]

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Hiring the right lawyer to represent your Community Association is an important decision. Does the law firm and lawyer you are interviewing specialize in Community Association Law? How long have they been actively representing community associations? How long have they been in business? Are they intimately familiar with the routine and unique issues facing Community […]

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Check out the awesome holiday decorations at The Pines of Delray West Clubhouse! Can you believe it is ALL hand-made? Does your community decorate for the holidays? If so, send us some pictures of your community and they may just make our next Fun Friday post! Send your pictures to adietz@campbellproperty.com. by Ashley Dietz, Marketing […]

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The Urban Mobile Irrigation Lab is a resource available to residential associations in Palm Beach County. Sponsored by the Palm Beach Soil and Water Conservation District (PBSWCD), the lab can perform irrigation evaluations within communities to help reduce potable water use and leaching of fertilizers on urban land. In addition, the PBSWCD strives to educate […]

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Florida Association News Blog

Three Pending House Bills Affecting all Florida Community Associations

Fun Fridays: The 39th Annual Boca Raton Boat Parade

Things to Consider When Hiring a Lawyer for Your Community Association

Fun Fridays: Holiday Decor at Pines of Delray West

The Urban Mobile Irrigation Lab: Helping South Florida Residential Associations with Irrigation

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