Briny Breezes is a resident owned manufactured housing cooperative located in Palm Beach County.
Two of the community’s sea walls that protected the cooperative property needed repairs and upgrades. The directors of Briny Breezes, Inc., the cooperative association that owns
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Furry Companions and Service Animals next on “Community Matters”
By Scott Gordon
You’ll want to catch our next installment of “Community Matters” as Kevin Wells and I will be discussing therapy and companion pets and service animals with the manager of a large resident owned community in Sarasota County and a representative…
An Update on ROCs and Music Licensing
By Scott Gordon
I’ve written several entries on the risks that ROCs take when copyrighted music is played in their communities. Last year, the National Association of RV Parks & Campgrounds (“ARVC”) introduced a new benefit for its members–a combined music licensing agreement with…
Copying Official Records? Get Out Your Smartphone!
By Scott Gordon
The recent revisions to Florida’s laws governing condominium associations, cooperative associations, and mandatory homeowners’ associations updated the procedures for producing, inspecting and copying an association’s “official records”.
Effective July 1, 2013, an association in Florida’s resident owned communities can satisfy…
Co-op Board Members Now Subject to Certification Requirements
By Scott Gordon
On Friday, June 14, Florida’s Governor signed into law several bills affecting community associations, including House Bill 73.
One of the important provisions of House Bill 73 amends the statutes governing cooperative associations in Florida by requiring board members…
Update on the 2013 Florida Legislative Session on “Community Matters”
By Scott Gordon
As many followers of this blog may already know, House Bill 87 was signed by Florida’s Governor last Friday. This bill provides community associations with some hope that the foreclosure process–which seems to take an eternity before it concludes–will be…
“Community Matters” Debuts This Saturday
By Scott Gordon
I’m pleased to let my blog readers know that I’ll be one of the hosts of “Community Matters,” a radio show that will focus on issues and topics affecting resident owned communities.
The show will be airing on WSRQ, Sarasota’s “TalkRadio,”…
It’s Time to Purchase Flood Insurance
By Scott Gordon
Earlier this week, Florida’s Insurance Commissioner encouraged homeowners in our state to purchase flood insurance prior to May 1 in preparation for the upcoming hurricane season, which, as you may have read, has been predicted to be very active.…
Alert: Small Business Scam Targets ROCs
By Scott Gordon
I just finished speaking with the manager of one of the resident owned communities in our area.
An email was received at the community’s email address, allegedly from the Federal Trade Commission. The subject of the email was “NOTIFICATION OF…
Two Exciting Educational Opportunities in March
By Scott Gordon
We’re now into the busiest part of the “season” for resident owned communities and I wanted to alert all of our blog readers living in west central and southwest Florida that two great events are scheduled for later this month:…