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Our guiding principles: - The Board and Committee Chairs will do whatever the majority of the Homeowners want (unless it is unsafe, possess great liability to the HOA, or has a great potential to reduce property value in Carillon community).
- The Carillon website will be used as the primarily communication tool.
Here are some links to important HOA documents: - Articles (.doc) (.zip)
- By-Laws (.doc) (.zip)
- Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions (.pdf)
- 1st Amendment to Carillon Master Covenants (.pdf)
- 2nd Amendment to Carillon Master Covenants (.pdf)
- 3rd Amendment to Carillon Master Covenants (.pdf)
- 4th Amendment to Carillon Master Covenants (.pdf)
- July 2007 update (.pdf)
- Carillon Community Residential Association Articles of Incorporation (.pdf)
- Approval of Amendments to Article of Incorporation (.pdf)
- Emergency Contact Form (.doc)
- ARB Application (updated 2 Feb 2010) (.doc)
- 12/31/05 Audit Report for Carillon Community Residential Association, Inc. (.doc)
- 2006 Year End Unaudited Financials (.pdf)
- UCF Presentation to Carillon Homeowners (.ppt)
- For the zip files you will need Winzip.
- For the PDF files you will need Acrobat Reader.
- If you do not have Microsoft Word installed, you may use Word Viewer 2003. Volunteers Needed
Many volunteers are still in need to serve as committee members for all committees. If you are interested in getting involved in your community, please contact Pinnacle Property Management at (407) 977-0031 or come to the Board of Director's meeting.
Community Issues
Residents who wish to report issues with any of the common areas (including landscaping or other maintenance related items) please contact Anne Smith at Pinnacle Property Management at (407) 977-0031.
Criminal Activity
To report criminal behavior or illegal parking, please call Seminole County Sheriff's Office at (407) 665-6650. For helpful hints on protecting your home, please read the Home Security Workbook (pdf), complements of the Seminole County Sheriff's Office. Paint Color Book
The approved color book is available at the Color Wheel store, located at 11222 E Colonial Dr, or by phone at 407-277-2726. Rodent Removal
Fast Animal and Rodent Removal has inspected Red Bridge and the surrounding area. No rodents, rodent droppings or nests where found. Several traps have been set. If anyone encounters any rodents please call 1-888-528-2436."
Parking Rules
- No vehicles shall remain parked on or along any street after sundown and before sunrise on any day,
per Article XI Section 10 of Carillon's Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions.
- No parking on a sidewalk (including blocking the sidewalk adjacent to your driveway),
in front of a public or private driveway, within 15 feet of a fire hydrant, or at any place where official signs prohibit parking,
per Florida Statute 316.1945 - Stopping, standing or parking prohibited in specified places. http://www.leg.state.fl.us/statutes/index.cfm?mode=View%20Statutes&SubMenu=1&App_mode=Display_Statute&Search_String=&URL=CH0316/Sec1945.HTM - No person shall park a vehicle in such a manner as to interfere with or obstruct a mailbox, per Article VII, Sec. 250.74 of the Seminole County Code. http://www.municode.com/resources/gateway.asp?pid=13774&sid=9 Voting procedures
The current Bylaws require 250 people to vote in order to hold an election. The Bylaws also require every vote (including proxys) to be turned in within 2 envelopes. Many people have expressed a desire to change the Bylaws to alleviate these problems. The procedure to change the Bylaws is to: - Draft amendment
- Draft and approve resolution adopting amendment
- Provide 14 day written notice of meeting for Homeowners to vote
- Hold meeting with quorum (250 Homeowners) 5) Approval of 50% + 1 Homeowners
Scooters/ATV's/Go-Peds
Seminole County Sheriff's Office Community Safety Advisory, Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles, Scooters & Go-Peds: For those of you who responded to the survey, the results will be posted on this site once the survey results have been tabulated. For those of you that indicated you would serve on a committee, your name and phone number will be passed on to the Committee Chair. You should be hearing directly from them. Seminole County Sheriff's Office Community Safety Advisory: Operation of All-Terrain Vehicles and Go-Peds: In our continuing effort to ensure the safety of all citizens of Seminole County and with the increased amount of traffic on public and private roadways, your local deputies would like to address and important safety concern. Some confusion exists on the legal operation of all-terrain vehicles. These vehicles most often include three or four wheelers, dirt bikes, go carts, and go-peds. The operation of any of the above-mentioned all-terrain vehicles on a public roadway, a private roadway accessible by the public, county right-of-way or upon a sidewalk is illegal. Should you do so, you are subject to being issued traffic citations, and possibly arrest. These all-terrain vehicles are also called "off-road vehicles" which should remind you they are to be driven off of the road, not on the road. Also, please note that it is illegal to operate on public streets and sidewalks motorized scooters. |
