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Home Owners Association Information About
Orlandia Heights, DeBary, FL 32713

Community Overview

Orlandia Heights is a residential neighborhood in DeBary, Florida, managed through the Orlandia Heights Neighborhood Improvement District (NID) rather than a traditional homeowners association. The NID was established by referendum in 1999 to fund neighborhood improvements and maintenance through special assessments or ad valorem taxes. It operates as a special revenue fund under city oversight.

HOA Fees

No traditional HOA fees apply. The community uses district assessments or taxes for improvements; specific amounts are unavailable in public sources.

HOA Rules & Regulations

No standard HOA rules or regulations are in place. Information on architectural guidelines, landscaping, parking, pets, or rentals is unavailable.

Community Amenities

No community amenities such as clubhouses, pools, or recreational facilities are documented for Orlandia Heights.

Lifestyle

Residents enjoy a quiet, spacious suburban lifestyle with large lots, often one acre or more, in a non-gated setting.

Contact Information

HOA Name: Orlandia Heights Neighborhood Improvement District
Management Company: City of DeBary oversight
Phone Number: 386-668-2040 (City of DeBary)
Email Address: Details not publicly available
Website: https://debary.org/337/Orlandia-Heights-Neighborhood-Improvemen
Mailing Address: 16 Colomba Road, DeBary, FL 32713
Office Hours: Monday - Friday, 8:30 AM - 5:00 PM (City Hall)

Board contacts:
- Chris Bowman, Chairman: 386-951-9351, chrisbowman@comcast.net
- Nancy McLane, Vice Chairman/Treasurer: 386-479-5276, caneslane59@yahoo.com
- Shawn Harvey, Secretary: 407-402-1581, spharv1@gmail.com

Notable Aspects

The NID focuses on neighborhood improvements and maintenance funded by district revenues. It is noted for properties without HOA restrictions, appealing to those seeking autonomy on larger lots.

Conclusion

Orlandia Heights offers a low-regulation residential environment through its NID structure, emphasizing community improvements without typical HOA oversight.

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