Is Mainland of Tamarac Lakes a single HOA or multiple?
It consists of multiple independent section-specific HOAs or civic associations with no single central governing body.
Mainland of Tamarac Lakes (Mainlands of Tamarac Lakes) in Tamarac, FL 33319 is a collection of independent section HOAs governing single-family homes in a master-planned community developed in the 1960s-1970s. Most sections are 55+; each typically offers its own clubhouse and pool, with access to Mainlands Park. No central HOA exists; fees, rules, and contacts are section-specific and unavailable in aggregate from public sources.
Mainland of Tamarac Lakes (commonly referred to as Mainlands of Tamarac Lakes) is a large master-planned residential community in Tamarac, Florida, consisting of multiple independent subdivisions or sections, each governed by its own homeowners association or civic association.
Fees vary significantly by section and typically range from approximately $100 to $250 per month in many sections, though some reports indicate ranges up to $400. Specific details such as exact amounts, transfer fees, capital contributions, or special assessments are section-specific and unavailable without contacting the individual HOA.
Rules and regulations, including architectural guidelines, exterior modifications, landscaping standards, parking, pet policies, rental restrictions, noise, and trash rules, vary by section. Many sections are age-restricted (typically 55+), while others (such as Sections 9 and 10) are all-ages. Details are not centrally available and must be verified per section.
Each section typically maintains its own private clubhouse and heated swimming pool for residents. Additional section amenities may include shuffleboard courts, billiards, libraries, or multipurpose rooms. The community benefits from Mainlands Park, a public city park featuring walking/biking trails, fitness stations, a fishing pier, picnic areas, restrooms, and parking.
The lifestyle emphasizes low-maintenance living in a suburban setting with access to lakes, common areas, and neighborhood social activities. Many sections cater to active adults with clubhouse-based events, while the overall community offers proximity to broader South Florida recreation and conveniences.
No single central HOA contact exists; management is section-specific. Examples from public sources include:
- Mainlands Five, Inc.: 4890 NW 50th Street, Tamarac, FL 33319; Phone: 954-497-4743
- Mainlands Section 6: 4920 NW 51st Court, Tamarac, FL 33319; Phone: 954-777-3256; Email: mainlands6office@gmail.com
- Mainlands Section 4: Phone: 954-733-3009; Email: info@mainlands4.org
- Section Ten Association: 6724 NW 61st Street, Tamarac, FL 33321; Phone: (954) 726-2060; Email: hoa@sectiontenassociation.com; Office Hours: Saturday 9am-2pm, Tuesday/Wednesday 2pm-7pm
Section websites (e.g., mymainlands1-2.org, mainlandsfive.com, mainlands6.org) provide additional details.
The community features mature landscaping, lakes, and a decentralized structure allowing varied amenities and rules across sections. It is not gated, with public streets. Proximity to the Florida Turnpike, Sawgrass Expressway, shopping, and beaches supports convenient access. Many sections preserve a classic 1960s-1970s Florida ranch-style character.
Mainland of Tamarac Lakes comprises independent section HOAs providing tailored governance and amenities in a convenient Tamarac location, appealing to those seeking affordable single-family homes with community features.
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Public sources checked via web search include hoabulletinboard.com (multiple pages), buyingbroward.com neighborhood guide, homes.com local guide, 55places.com, neighborhoods.com, and tamarac.gov park details. Gaps include consolidated current fees/rules (require per-section verification) and comprehensive amenity inventories beyond general descriptions.
It consists of multiple independent section-specific HOAs or civic associations with no single central governing body.
Most sections have their own clubhouse and swimming pool; the community includes access to Mainlands Park with trails, fitness stations, and fishing.
No, the streets are public and open.
Primarily single-family ranch-style homes built between 1967 and 1977.
Many sections (e.g., 1-6) are 55+, while Sections 9 and 10 are historically all-ages; verify per section.