FAQs

The purpose of your Community’s Association is to own and maintain the common areas for the benefit of all homeowners.  These areas include roadside landscaping, neighborhood parks and preservation areas.  The Association through its Board of Directors also enforces the rights and obligations outlined in the Declaration of Covenants and Restrictions for the community.

Every homeowner within Crosswinds at Nocatee is a member of the Crosswinds at Nocatee Homeowners Association.

You may contact the community’s property manager, BCM Services at 904-242-0666 or info@bcmservices.net.

Until 90% of the total planned number of homes in Crosswinds at Nocatee are complete, the Developer has the right to appoint the three members of the Associations Board.  Upon a 90% buildout, the residents of Crosswinds at Nocatee will elect the three Directors and assume control of the Association.

At the closing of your home you should have paid a prorated amount of the Association Annual Assessment through the end of the calendar year.  At the beginning of the next calendar year, you should receive a billing notice for that year’s Annual Assessment.  This assessment is due by January 1st.  Payments received after this date will be charged a $25 late fee.  Unpaid assessments are subject to late fees and interest and a lien may be filed against your property in accordance with the community’s Covenants and Florida Law.  If you have any questions about your account or billings, please contact BCM Services at 904-242-0666.

The Tolomato Community District or CDD was established to assist in the financing and construction of public infrastructure within Nocatee including major roadways, parks and other amenities serving property owners in Nocatee.  The District has the responsibility to operate and maintain these improvements.  You will pay assessments and fees to the District which are not associated with the Crosswinds at Nocatee Homeowner’s Association.

A copy of the Homeowner’s Architectural Review Criteria and Procedure Manual may be found on the HOA website. This manual explains the design standards for the community and the process of submitting for approval.

Please be aware that any improvement to the exterior of your home must first receive ARB approval. This includes such items as exterior paint or roof color change, pools, screen enclosures, fences, flagpoles, driveway or any other improvement to the exterior of your house.