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It was part of the new development community called Sugarmill Woods which was established the same year.
The Oak Village Property Owners Association is comprised of all owners of parcels within Oak Village, including both developed and undeveloped lots. Membership in the Association is mandatory for all parcel owners, as established by the governing documents and applicable Florida law.
The members of the Association elect a Board of Directors from the eligible membership to govern the Oak Village Property Owners Association. The Board’s powers, duties, and responsibilities are defined by the Association’s governing documents and Chapter 720 of the Florida Statutes.
Changes to the Association’s governing documents may be proposed and adopted only in accordance with the procedures and voting requirements established in those documents and as permitted by Florida law. Except where otherwise allowed by statute or the governing documents, proposed amendments must be submitted to the membership for approval through a duly noticed vote conducted in compliance with Florida Statutes.
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The Oak Village Property Owners Association is governed by a Board of Directors composed of directors elected by the membership. From among the directors, the Board elects its officers, which typically include a President, Vice President, Secretary, and Treasurer, in accordance with the Association’s governing documents and Florida Statutes.
The Board may establish standing committees to assist in carrying out Association responsibilities. These committees are chaired by directors and currently include the Architectural Control Board (ACB), Deed Restriction Committee, Common Area (Greenbelt) Committee, Public Safety Committee, and Communications and Technology Committee.
The Oak Village Board of Directors is responsible for enforcing the Association’s deed restrictions, including architectural control provisions. The Board is also charged with preserving, protecting, and maintaining the Greenbelt common areas; providing and supervising nighttime security services; and maintaining liaison with Citrus County agencies on matters affecting the Oak Village community.
The Board of Directors meets monthly on the third Friday of each month. The Annual Meeting of the Members is held each year in March. Except as permitted by Florida law, all meetings of the Board and the membership are open to members of the Association.
The day-to-day operations of the Association are administered by a professional Community Management Company and a licensed Community Association Manager (CAM), operating under the direction and oversight of the Board of Directors.
For additional information regarding the Oak Village Property Owners Association, please contact the Association office at 352‑621‑8053.