Welcome to our Community Website

Orangewood is a condominium community located in Port Charlotte. There are 36 units, all comprised of 2 bedrooms & 2 bathrooms. Orangewood was built in 1983. The Orangewood Complex features a large screened in community pool. There is no Management company. We are self managed and as such have a 5 person board that manages ALL the association business. We are volunteers.

Mailing Address: (ALL MATTERS)
Orangewood Condominium Association Inc.
PO Box 12345
Miami, FL 33101
*** PO Box is checked every Monday (once per week)***

(All Monthly Maintenance payments of $350.00 to Orangewood Condominium Association Inc. must be registered via ACH) Payment is $350.00 Month.

PLEASE NOTE THERE IS A $75 FEE FOR RETURNED ITEMS.

PARKING: Each unit is assigned only one parking space and the remainder of the spaces are guest parking spaces. Per the Rules & Regulations, "One parking space is assigned to each unit, and additional spaces are provided for guest parking and/or a second car. Only two cars per unit MAXIMUM are permitted”

BULK PICKUP: For large Bulk items each unit owner is responsible for calling Waste Management Bulk Pick up at 941-629-1106. They will provide you with a confirmation number that you must provide to the board. $250 FINE will be assessed to units tossing bulk garbage with out a bulk pick up confirmation. Thank you.

The board encourages everyone to report all suspicious activity, noise violations and any type of nuisance to the police.

Charlotte County Sheriff Office
3110 Loveland Blvd.
Port Charlotte, Florida 33980
(941) 258-3900
Dial 911 for Emergencies

NO PETS ALLOWED!!! NO PETS ALLOWED!!! NO PETS ALLOWED!!! NO PETS ALLOWED!!! NO PETS ALLOWED!!! NO PETS ALLOWED!!! NO PETS ALLOWED!!!

NO GRILL ALLOWED!!! NO GRILL ALLOWED!!! NO GRILL ALLOWED!!! NO GRILL ALLOWED!!! NO GRILL ALLOWED!!! NO GRILL ALLOWED!!! NO GRILL ALLOWED!!!

NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!!! NO SMOKING!!! NO SMOKING!!!!

Official Records: Sec 718.111 (12), F.S.
Florida law requires condominiums to maintain the official records of the association with in the state for at least 7 years. Requires association to permanently maintain certain documents, including:

A copy of the articles of incorporation, declarations, bylaws and the rules and regulations of the association.
Meeting Minutes
A copy of the plans, permits, warranties, and other items required by the developer and

The records of the association shall be made available to a unit owner within 45 miles of the condominium property or within the country in which the condominium property is located within 10 working ays after receipt of written request by the board or its designee.