Question 1

Is Tamaron a deed restricted community?

Accepted Answer

Yes, Tamaron is a deed restricted community. Depending on the unit, there are different deed restrictions. 
Not sure which unit you are in? Click here for a map. 
Use our Unit Finder app to find your unit by address.

Deed Restrictions
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit  3, 4 & 5

Question 2

Do new homeowners or renters need to apply?

Accepted Answer

No, applications are no longer required for prospective homeowners or renters.

Question 3

How are estoppels processed?

Accepted Answer

Closing attorneys can send their estoppel form to estoppels@tamaron.org to complete.

There is a $250 estoppel fee.

Question 4

Are short-term rentals allowed?

Accepted Answer

We welcome new renters (and potential homeowners) in Tamaron. Per our deed restrictions, homes in Units 2, 3, 4 & 5 may be rented for no less than 90 days. Not sure which unit you are in? Click here for a map.

Homes in Unit 1 must follow Sarasota ordinance which prohibits rentals less than 30 days. Reference: Sarasota County Government - Short Term Rentals

To report illegal Airbnb's, call 311 (941-861-5000), visit www.scgov.net/311 or use the 311Connect mobile app to report a potential code violation.

Question 5

Where can I find the governing documents (articles, bylaws, deed restrictions)?

Accepted Answer

Right here! Click on the links below to access our articles of incorporation or bylaws.
Articles of Incorporation
Bylaws

Depending on the unit, there are different deed restrictions. 
Not sure which unit you are in? Click here for a map. 
Use our Unit Finder app to find your unit by address.

Deed Restrictions
Unit 1
Unit 2
Unit  3, 4 & 5

Question 6

Are new homeowners mandatory members?

Accepted Answer

Yes, if you are a new homeowner in the units listed below.
Unit 2 - since Jan 10, 2023
Unit 3, 4 & 5 - since Mar 24, 2022

All homeowners in Unit 1 are subject to the community’s Deed Restrictions, regardless of whether they choose to join the Homeowners Association (HOA). Membership in the HOA is voluntary and can be obtained by paying annual dues.

Only HOA members are eligible to vote on important matters such as the annual budget and the election of the Board of Directors.

Voluntary memberships are greatly appreciated, as dues directly support the maintenance of key community features—including the perimeter wall, entrances, landscaped islands, the Preserve, and other neighborhood enhancements. These efforts not only beautify our surroundings but also help protect and increase property values.
The HOA relies on the support of voluntary members to thrive, as dues from mandatory members alone are not sufficient. We sincerely thank our voluntary members for their commitment to the community.

Question 7

Website issues or questions?

Accepted Answer

Use the "Forgot password" link on the login screen if you do not remember your password or are unable to login.

You should receive an email with instructions to reset your password. If you do not receive an email, check your Spam or Junk email folder.

If you continue to have issues, cannot access a page or file, contact the web admin at support@tamaron.org.

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