FAQ & Resources
FAQs
In order to protect the beauty, value and ambiance of our neighborhood, the BLMA Property Manager will regularly drive throughout the neighborhood and make sure that all residents adhere to the governing documents. This includes common areas as well as single family homes. Those who fail to maintain their property in good condition receive a notice in writing describing their violation and giving direction for its repair. Although the purpose of the Property Manager and the desire of the Board is to ensure an attractive environment for all residents, occasionally a fine must be given.
There are 1,639 units in the Berkshire Lakes Master Association. Each unit has one individual vote, which may be cast in all matters requiring a vote of the owners. Voting rights and procedures are described in the By-laws of the Association.
Each unit is restricted to residential use. The restrictions on their use are found in Article 12 of the Third Restated and Amended Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, Restrictions and Easements for Berkshire Lakes.
No unit/ residence may be leased for periods of less than thirty (30) consecutive days and shall not exceed three (3) rentals per year. All single-family home rentals require Berkshire Lakes Master Association approval as stated in the BLMA Covenants, Article XI Section 11.1. For condo/villa, please consult with your respective condo association.
Regular assessments based on the Master Association’s Annual Budget are collected annually (in advance) and due on January 1.
If you reside in a condo, villa or coach home, please consult your respective condo association for the additional condo assessment and due dates.
Single-family Homeowners are not required to be a member of any other association; however, condominiums (attached homes) within Berkshire Lakes require membership in their respective Associations. A list of can be found in the Neighborhood section of this site (www.berkshirelakes.org).
Yes, there is a key FOB that can be purchased to access the tennis courts, pool and clubhouse. For private functions (i.e. wedding, baptism, graduation, etc.) the Berkshire Lakes Master Association clubhouse can be rented for a fee by the homeowner.
NOTE: THE STATEMENTS CONTAINED HEREIN ARE ONLY SUMMARY IN NATURE. A PROSPECTIVE BUYER SHOULD REFER TO ALL REFERENCES, EXHIBITS HERETO, THE SALES CONTRACT, AND COMMUNITY ASSOCIATION DOCUMENTS.
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Trash Collection Schedule
Collier County Holiday schedule for trash collection
Mondays – Trash, Recycling and Bulk
Thursdays – Trash Only
Please note that garbage and/or recycle bins cannot be left out in public view longer than 24 hours before and after the day of pickups.
- Waste Management Customer ServiceRegular hours for Customer Service are Monday thru Friday 8:00am to 5:00pm at (239) 252-2380.
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