HOA News
Premier Association Management of Central Florida INC.
1795 SR-50 East, Clermont, FL 34711
Tracie Black
Community Association Manager,
Tracie.Black@premiermgmtcfl.com
(352) 432-5245
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The access card system
Community Center Facilities
Pool, Tennis court, Restrooms.
Access Time:
* From May to October (Summertime), 8:30 AM to 8:00 PM
* From November to April (Wintertime), 8:30 AM to 6:00 PM.
Each household is entitled to receive two free access cards with a specific system code. To receive these 2 cards, owners need to collect or authorize the collection of the cards at Premier Association Management office, 375 FL 50, Clermont, Florida, 34711
Non- Resident Owners may mail or email permission to Tracie.Black@premiermgmtcfl.com Att: Tracie Black, clearly writing in the Subject line: Eagleridge - Owner of-(property Address), requesting Access Card. In the message please write the full name of the person authorized to collect the card.
Homeowners who are delinquent on their association payments will be able to receive or purchase cards, but they will not have access until they pay their dues. (The security system will be updated at the beginning of every month).
Rental residents must bring signed authorization or a copy of the email received from the homeowner to receive the access cards.
All authorized signatures will be kept on record. Persons responsible for the cards must contact Sentry asap if a card is lost or stolen.
Do not share the cards with others, please. Keep gates and doors closed immediately after you and your guests have entered a gate or restroom. Every entry using a card will be automatically recorded upon entry.
If lost or Stolen, additional cards will be available at the Premier Management office for $25 each. (If additional cards are needed, please make checks payable to Eagleridge HOA)
Please ensure your dues are paid on time, so you may enjoy access to your community center.
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VIOLATION LETTERS
Premier Association Management is committed to serving the Eagleridge community and its residents with utmost respect and dignity while addressing various day-to-day issues. The HOA is trying hard to maintain and preserve the subdivision’s appearance and the pleasant experience of living in it for all its residents.
The vital part of our activity is communication with the residents both by letters and emails, which we are keeping on our records, should legal issues may occur.
In the case of misunderstandings, all parties, for the benefit of all, must work together in a respectful non-aggressive manner to find the solution without further offensive confrontation that may lead to legal complications.
Any response to the 'Restrictive Covenants' violation letters must be submitted in writing/email to:
PREMIER ASSOCIATION MANAGEMENT.
1795 SR-50 East, CLERMONT, FL 34711
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ARB -
ARB stands for Architectural Review Board, which is responsible for reviewing and approving exterior changes to a homeowner's property, including houses or landscapes, in accordance with the Restrictive Covenants Rules. Homeowners are required to submit ARB applications through the following link: https://www.arctracker.com/Eagleridge Please review the 'Rules' page on the community website for more information on the Restrictive Covenants Rules.
For exterior painting, there is a book available at the Clermont office of Premier Association Management or the local Sherwin-Williams store that contains approved colors for houses, trims, driveways, and wood fences. Homeowners can review the book to select an appropriate color.
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Informative
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Activity in the area
Coupons newsletter HOA
Eagleridge Homeowners, please sign up to receive emails about Association business. To do so, please log onto https://portal.premiermgmtcfl.com and sign up.
Premier Management can produce email Blasts informing all homeowners about community information and other relevant matters. By utilizing email Blasts, the Association can significantly reduce copy costs. Thank you for your cooperation.
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The Postal Service (USPS) has requested that residents keep the mailbox area free and clear of vehicles or obstructions. This will enable efficient delivery of service.
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Mission Statement (words vs. work)
One should remember that the HOA Board is a body of volunteers, not professional management. Therefore the Board members are equipped only with goodwill, positive intention, and diligence.
The fact that State law allows every community to elect an individual without any specific professional requirements to act as a Board Member speaks for itself... As long as the physical outcome is kept within the framework of the By-laws.
The legality and finance are overseen by professionals--the Association Management Company, which prevents an amateur or unintentional mistake from happening. The association management is the one that issues checks, approves contractors' Insurance credential, communicate with lawyers on our behalf, and more...
So, in the case of improvement in the community, it is not the professional terms or expressions that make the difference but the right decisions and efforts of the HOA Board Members.
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Any homeowner armed with good intentions and the commitment to help the community by volunteering wishes to become a committee member or a board member. They can notify the management and follow the instructed rules of the “Declaration of Covenant” document.
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IMPORTANT!
This website is no longer being updated. Consider the information contained within as a useful guide, although local rules and ordinance changes are not reflected here. For more specific information needs, please visit the Premier Management website portal at https://portal.premiermgmtcfl.com
