FAQ - Frequently Asked Questions

Decals: 

Please make sure your vehicle is registered with the HOA and has a decal on the OUTSIDE of the back window.

Paint:

Please keep your unit painted, including the trim and garage door.

Door and windows replacement:

Please fill out ACC form and have it approved before replacing doors or windows.  Installation of unapproved doors or windows is probably the most expensive violation to remedy, especially once the attorney gets involved. 

Hurricane shutters (galvanized panels and/or accordion shutters) will be put up at the first storm watch or warning and removed within two weeks after the hurricane has passed. Please make sure that all patio furniture, planters, potted plants and decorative plates are picked up and brought inside at the first warning of a hurricane. This is for your safety and the safety of your neighbors.

Decals are FREE and provided to all residents and registered renters. Starting 2018, the security guard started putting stickers on cars without decals. Cars without BLUE decals will be towed.

Many residents are not able to park their vehicles near their homes where unapproved renters keep half a dozen cars and occupy all nearby parking spaces. Having decals will also help to eliminate this ongoing problem.

As you have probably noticed, our security guard has been issuing warnings for cars that do not have parking decals. This measure is not meant to annoy the residents, but rather to identify cars, whose owners do not reside in our community, or are not approved renters. The intention is to keep our community a safe place, as every renter goes through background check screening. 

Please contact the management office for parking decals. 

Vehicles

Commercial vehicles, boats, trailers, etc. are NOT allowed inside the community. Parking on the grass is also prohibited. Vehicles parked on the grass in the front of the homes will receive a violation notice. Vehicles parked on the street and on the grass in the common areas will be towed at the owner's expense. Please do not repair vehicles on common areas.

Please report light outage to the Management company.  Some of Club La Costa's lights are maintained by the HOA and some are maintained by FPL.  

Lights owned and maintained by the HOA:

 - 82nd Avenue parking lot (9 lights) + security light between the two buildings

 - SW 79th PL and SW 80th Court (6 lights - AKA Alton Homes)

 - Newer tall-light-poles over parking lots throughout the community (13 lights)

Lights maintained by FPL:

If a light has an FPL label on the light fixture, you can call FLP directly to have it repaired, or you can call the Management company.  Please call FPL at 1-800-4OUTAGE ( 1-800-468-8243 ) and report the burned-out light(s.)  FPL may ask you for the address close to the light, or the number imprinted on the light pole. You can also go to www.fpl.com/streetlight to submit a report.

Dogs must be properly leashed and not run loose. Common areas may be used for dog walking and owners must pick up after their pets. Care should be taken to keep dogs off lawns of unit owners. Except when being walked by their owners, pets are to be kept indoors and are not to be left in the backyards unattended. Those who do not comply violate the Rules and Regulations of the community and are subject to being fined.

Homeowners may add an additional parking space in front of their units. ACC form, contractor’s license, HOA approval, and city permit are required.

 Basketball hoops and other sports equipment is not to be stored in front of a unit. 

The closest trash & recycling center is located at 9401 SW 184 Street (Eureka Drive).  There is no cost to homeowners.

The closest paint and chemical disposal location is at 23707 SW 97th Ave, Homestead, FL. 33032 - Gate B.  There is no cost to homeowners for dropping-off household chemicals.

Garbage cans can be left in front of the home only on the day of pickup. Violators will be fined $50.00.

Any resident desiring to install a dish must complete an ACC Modification form and submit it to the Board of Directors prior to the commencement of the installation. Dishes shall not encroach upon any common areas, other residents dishes shall under no circumstances exceed one meter in diameter, and shall not be installed in the front of the home and not higher than is absolutely necessary for reception of an acceptable quality signal. All installation shall be completed so that they do not materially damage any property within the community, or in any manner impair the integrity of any building. Residents shall not permit their antennas to fall into disrepair or to become a safety hazard.