The Jockey Club of North Port is Expired

The Jockey Club Covenants and Restrictions expired in 2001 and were never renewed, well they were 5 years late. when covenants have expired, the association loses specific legal powers. However, these limitations are not indefinite, as Florida law provides a process for revitalization. What the Association Cannot Enforce The most direct consequence of expired covenants … Continue reading “The Jockey Club of North Port is Expired”

The Plan

The primary purpose of The Jockey Club of North Port Florida Property Owners Association,Inc. is to manage the amenities at 3050 Pan American Blvd. Those amenities are described on the association website​ Our community is proudly volunteer run offering family friendly amenities for our residents such as a full size swimming pool, tennis and Basketball courts, … Continue reading “The Plan”

POA Restrictions Have An Expiration Date!

If your Property Owners Association (POA) failed to file a Notice of Preservation, the deed restrictions (CC&Rs) governing your property may have been automatically extinguished by operation of law. Under Florida’s Marketable Record Title Act (MRTA), codified in Chapter 712, Florida Statutes, covenants and restrictions are extinguished if they are more than 30 years removed from the “root of title” … Continue reading “POA Restrictions Have An Expiration Date!”

Amenities

This is what the Jockey Club courts look like now. With no basketball back stops, no net, worn surface    There is a proposal to redo the courts for $32,650, what do you think of it? https://www.precisioncourts.com/  

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