What is the primary governing body for Port LaBelle community?
Multiple subdivision-specific POAs/HOAs along with the Port LaBelle CDD for broader infrastructure.
Port LaBelle in Port LaBelle, FL 33935 is a large planned community developed in the 1960s with multiple subdivision-specific HOAs/POAs (e.g., Country Village POA, Port La Belle Unit Four POA) rather than one central HOA; the CDD handles broader matters. Key verified facts include varying annual fees (often $100-410), amenities like the Port LaBelle Marina and some pools/clubhouses, and CDD contact at (863) 675-5770. Detailed HOA rules, fees, and contacts are subdivision-specific and unavailable in aggregate.
Port LaBelle is a large planned residential community in Hendry County, Florida, spanning over 31,000 acres with multiple subdivisions each governed by its own property owners' association or HOA rather than a single overarching HOA. The Port LaBelle Community Development District (CDD) manages broader infrastructure and common areas alongside individual HOAs.
Fees vary significantly by subdivision and are often unavailable in aggregate; examples include annual dues around $100-$300 in many areas, $410 yearly in Country Village POA, and some properties with no HOA. Transfer fees, capital contributions, and special assessments are subdivision-specific and not centrally documented.
Rules are enforced at the subdivision level and typically cover exterior modifications, landscaping, parking, pets, and community standards via covenants and bylaws. Architectural review and approval processes apply in deed-restricted areas. Detailed regulations are unavailable without subdivision-specific documents.
Amenities are primarily subdivision-specific or community-wide features like parks, green spaces, and the Port LaBelle Marina on the Caloosahatchee River. Individual POAs such as Country Village maintain clubhouses, pools, and recreational facilities.
Residents enjoy a mix of rural charm and suburban convenience in Southwest Florida, with access to waterways for boating and fishing, green spaces, and a peaceful environment appealing to families, retirees, and those seeking outdoor living.
HOA details vary by subdivision. Port LaBelle CDD: PO Box 1605, LaBelle, FL 33975; phone (863) 675-5770; website plcdd.mydistrictwebsite.com. Country Village POA: 1 Commodore Place, LaBelle, FL 33935; email cvpoa1@gmail.com; phone 863-675-1501. Unit Four POA: 4051 NE Eucalyptus Blvd, LaBelle, FL 33935; property manager FPMS at 941-960-5000. Port LaBelle Marina: 1152 Marina Drive, LaBelle, FL 33935; phone (863) 675-2261; email sales@portlabellemarina.com.
The community features a network of canals and waterways, proximity to the Okeechobee Waterway, and ongoing development. The CDD supports infrastructure maintenance amid growth in the region.
Port LaBelle offers diverse living options within a historic planned community supported by multiple HOAs and a CDD, emphasizing outdoor recreation and rural-suburban balance.
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Public sources checked include Florida Sunbiz corporation records, hoabulletinboard.com community pages, official CDD website and PDFs, marina website portlabellemarina.com, Country Village POA site, real estate listings on Redfin/Compass/Movoto, and related searches for 2024-2026 data. Gaps include lack of centralized HOA data across all subdivisions and limited recent amenity details beyond specific examples.
Multiple subdivision-specific POAs/HOAs along with the Port LaBelle CDD for broader infrastructure.
Yes, examples include Country Village pool and clubhouse, and the Port LaBelle Marina with 100 slips and related facilities.
Contacts vary by subdivision; examples include CDD at (863) 675-5770 and specific POA emails/phones listed on their sites or Sunbiz.
No, fees are subdivision-specific and range from none to around $410 annually in documented cases; aggregate data unavailable.