Turnberry Village

Turnberry at the Eagles Homeowners Association, Inc.

TURNBERRY AT THE EAGLES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC.

Turnberry at the Eagles Homeowners Association, Inc. is a not-for-profit Florida Corporation. The Articles of Incorporation for TURNBERRY AT THE EAGLES HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION, INC. were filed on September 6, 1994.

TURNBERRY VILLAGE:

Turnberry - is the village that is the most centrally located within the Eagles and comprises 147 homes in two sections. The newly added reserve area has added value to the community with amenities such as brick driveways and enhanced landscaping. Homes in Turnberry sport views of The Lakes Golf Course, nine lakes or ponds and Conservation Areas.

Assessments - Turnberry at The Eagles Homeowners Association’s fiscal year is on a calendar basis and Turnberry assessments are paid semi-annually in February and May.

Architectural Review Guidelines – Under Florida Statute, automatic-membership homeowner associations have the authority for design review and architectural control. Along with maintenance of common areas, and enforcement of deed restrictions, it is a basic function of the association. Properly exercised, design review and control will create and preserve an attractive, livable community, as well as protect property values. Thus, the Turnberry Village Board of Directors appointed an Architectural Control Committee (ACC) and established the policies and procedures to be followed. Those policies and procedures are outlined in the Turnberry at the Eagles Architectural Review Guidelines Manual.

Purpose – The purpose of the Architectural Review Guidelines Manual is to assist home purchasers to understand the criteria used to review and approve all new homes as well as exterior alterations to all existing homes and lots within The Eagles. Standards have been established to maintain a measure of quality and consistency throughout the development and these standards are not intended to stifle individual creativity. Some applications must also be approved by both the Turnberry ACC and the Eagles Master Association Architectural Control Committee.

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