Green Briar Village Club Documents

HOA legal papers and meeting notes here.

Articles Of Incorporation

Articles of Incorporation are the legal documents that formally create the HOA as a corporation. They establish the association’s name, purpose, and basic corporate structure under state law.

Bylaws

HOA bylaws are the rules that govern how the association operates. They outline how the board is elected, how meetings are conducted, how decisions are made, and how the HOA is managed.

Covenants and Restrictions are the rules that set standards for property use and appearance within the community. They explain what homeowners can and cannot do with their property to help maintain consistency and protect property values.

Covenants And Restrictions

Amended Bylaws Dated 2024

Original Bylaws Dated 1992

Covenants And Restrictions For Green Briar Village Club Homes

ATTENTION: The document titled Covenants & Restrictions for Patio Homes on the Green Briar Village Community page does not reference any specific plat within the Green Briar Village Community and has therefore been intentionally excluded to avoid confusion among members.

Community plats are detailed maps of a neighborhood showing property boundaries, streets, easements, and common areas. They provide a visual layout of the community and help homeowners, the HOA, and local authorities understand how the land is divided and organized.

Green Briar Village Club Inc. Articles Of Incorporation

Community Plats

Green Briar Village Club Plat Book 9 Records 101-103

Townhomes of Green Briar Plat Book 10 Pages 144-145

Rules And Regulations

General Rules for Clubhouse Use outline the guidelines and expectations for residents when using the community clubhouse. They cover scheduling, capacity, behavior, safety, and proper care of the facility to ensure a safe and enjoyable experience for all members.

Clubhouse Rules & Regulations

Financial Documents

All HOA board members are required to complete a 4-hour certification class within 90 days of their election to ensure they understand their duties and responsibilities.

Additionally, for associations with fewer than 2,500 parcels, each director must complete at least 4 hours of continuing education annually, as required by Florida Statute 720.3033(5)(a). These trainings help board members stay informed about legal obligations, best practices, and effective community management.

Christine Spooner - President Certification Completion July 7, 2022

Radvile (Rachel)Butkeviciute -Treasurer Certification Completion February 29, 2024

Lisa Felder Hain - Board Member Certification Missing

Zulfia Dicanova - Board Member Certification Missing

Glenn Rosen - Board Member Certification Missing

Julio Gonzalez - Board Member Certification Completion April 3, 2023

Cindy Vernasco - Board Member Certification Completion March 13,2023

Sam Ramos - Board Member Certification Completion March 31, 2023

Linda Dorage - Board Member Certification Completion May 14, 2025

Board Members and Certifications

Homeowners may find financial information here, including budgets, income and expense reports, and details on larger HOA spending.

2025 Budget

2024 Profit & Loss