Trinity Oaks Property Owners Associatnion Trinity Oaks Property Owners Association State law requires Florida developers to establish a homeowners association to protect the interests of people who buy a home within a community. Then the homeowners are given control to administer the association's policies and oversee its maintenance responsibilities. The Trinity Oaks homeowners took control of their property owners association on January 1, 1997. The dues cover the maintenance costs of all common areas, including the entrance areas and signs, the community park, the walls and fences and retention ponds.
Developer reserves the right to make changes in the site plans and common properties.
Chain link fences must be vinyl-clad in either green or black. Chain link fences must be screened with plant material, either shrubs or vines. That portion of fence closest to and running parallel with the street on both sides of the house must be planted on the exterior side with hedge materials of a height sufficient to provide an effective visual screen. No fences shall be allowed in front yards. A front yard, as defined herein, is that portion of a Lot between the curb and the front corners of a dwelling.