Welcome to Palm Club III Homeowners Association
Palm Club Village III is a Planned Unit Development located in West Palm Beach, Flor
ida and consist of 93 single family homes. Our man gated community has a main entrance on Military Trail for residents and visitors and a back entrance on Village Boulevard for residents only.
The immediate area offers many restaurants, grocery stores and shopping. Here is a quick list and links to help you appreciate the area.
Located on Village Boulevard, Village Commons offers Publix, Duffy’s Sport Grill, Panera Bread, HEW Fitness and much more. Here is a full list of restaurants, shops and information about Village Commons: http://villagecommonswpb.com
A few minutes away, Tanger Outlets Palm Beach features close to 100 outlet stores including the following: Saks Fifth Avenue, Ann Taylor Factory Store, Kenneth Cole, Talbots, Jones New York, Under Armour. These are located directly off I-95 in West Palm Beach, and 5 minutes from Palm Club III. This beautiful development offers a completely different experience for shoppers and is the only outlet center of its kind in the area! http://www.palmbeachoutlets.com
Located East on Okeechobee Boulevard, CityPlace comprised retail businesses, including ten restaurants, a 20-screen theater, open-air plaza and cultural arts theater. Shop in a place where old-world architecture, beautiful fountains, and sidewalk cafes create an atmosphere strikingly reminiscent of a European town center. http://www.westpalmbeach.com and http://www.cityplace.com
Worth Avenue is an upscale shopping district in Palm Beach, Florida. Voted one of the top three “Most Iconic” streets in America in 2013, the Avenue stretches four blocks from Lake Worth to the Atlantic Ocean. Worth Avenue also includes smaller, architecturally significant “vias” off the main avenue. These pedestrian areas distinguish Worth Avenue from other shopping experiences.
The Palm Club Village has a rich history. Here is a quick timeline and documents that we have gathered for your interest.
- 1982 December Initial drawing made by Meridian Surveying and Mapping Inc.
- 1983 September Original Declaration of Restrictive Covenants
- 1983 November Warranty Deed between Hovnanian of Palm Beach VII and X, Inc.
- 1983 November Warranty Deed corrective between Hovnanian of Palm Beach VII and X, Inc.
- 1984 January Amendment to Declaration of Restrictive Covenants
- 1984 March Resolution of Hovnanian of Palm Beach X, Inc.
- 1984 April Affidavit of Hovnanian of Palm Beach X, Inc.
- 1984 May Articles of Incorporation of The Palm Club Homeowner Association, Inc.
- 1984 May By-Laws of The Palm Club Homeowner Association, Inc.
- 1984 May Declaration of Restrictions for The Palm Club Village III
- 1984 May Amendment #1 to Declaration of Restrictions for The Palm Club Village III
- 1984 December Notice of Commencement
- 1987 December Quit-Claim Deed
As part of our Planned Unit Development (PUD), homeowners benefit from enhanced amenities and services, with the assurance that the community will be properly maintained. PUDs undergo approval by relevant governmental agencies prior to the commencement of development, ensuring compliance with all regulatory standards. These developments are subject to recorded documents that impose restrictive covenants on the land and its usage.
In addition, a Homeowners Association (HOA) has been established and incorporated, to which all property owners, by virtue of accepting their deed, are members. The HOA operates in accordance with the recorded “Declaration of Restrictive Covenants,” as well as its Articles of Incorporation, the Declaration of Restrictions, and the established Rules and Regulations.
A Board of Directors is elected by the members to operate the Association and among the duties of the Board is to see that the covenants, restrictions, rules and regulations are adhered to by all owners, residents, tenants, guests, etc.
The idea behind these restrictions, rules and regulations is to guarantee to all owners, all mortgage holders, that the community will always be uniform in appearance, always be properly maintained, property values will be protected and a “peaceful lifestyle”will be possible for all residents.
The common areas are held in the name of the Homeowners Association. Each owner owns his individual unit in total; from the roof to the foundation and must maintain it in conformance with the Restrictive Covenants and Architectural Guidelines.
There is a clear expectation that each and every owner and resident are aware of the covenants and restrictions, rules and regulations, and by acceptance of the deed, each owner for himself and his tenants, guests and invitees, agree to abide by these rules.