Welcome to the official website of Destiny Springs Condominium Association, Inc., a residential condominium community located in Altamonte Springs, Florida.
The Association is governed by a Board of Directors elected by the unit owners and operates in accordance with Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, the Association’s Declaration of Condominium, Articles of Incorporation, Bylaws, and Rules & Regulations.
This website serves as the Association’s primary communication resource, providing homeowners with access to:
Homeowners are encouraged to visit this website regularly to stay informed about Association business, upcoming meetings, maintenance projects, and important community announcements.
Our goal is to promote transparency, effective communication, and the long-term preservation and success of the Destiny Springs community.
The following is a brief summary of common community guidelines. For complete details, please refer to the official Rules & Regulations in the Owner Portal.
Designated parking spaces are assigned to each unit. Guest parking is available in designated areas only.
Quiet hours are observed from 10:00 PM to 8:00 AM. Please be considerate of neighbors at all times.
Pets must be leashed in common areas and cleaned up after immediately.
Waste should be disposed of in designated containers. Recycling guidelines are posted near collection areas.
Unit owners are responsible for the conduct of their guests. Guests must comply with all Association rules while on the property.
No exterior alterations or installations may be made without prior written Association approval.
Follow all posted rules for the pools, gym, laundry rooms, and other common areas. Amenities are for residents and authorized guests only.
Access cards are issued by the Association. Lost or damaged cards may require a replacement fee. Access privileges may be suspended as permitted by the governing documents.
Do not block sidewalks, stairways, breezeways, or emergency exits. Storage of personal belongings in common areas is prohibited.
Unit owners are generally responsible for maintaining and repairing the interior of their unit, including: Plumbing fixtures and water lines within the unit Air conditioning system serving the unit Routine maintenance of the A/C condensate drain line Appliances, water heater, electrical fixtures, and interior finishes The Association is generally responsible for maintaining the common elements as provided in the governing documents.
Secure patio furniture and personal belongings before severe weather. Follow emergency instructions issued by local authorities and the Association.
See the full Rules & Regulations in the Owner Portal for complete guidelines, including architectural standards, common area usage, and enforcement procedures.
Official association records, meeting materials, and forms are available in the Owner Portal for verified unit owners.
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Community updates, reminders, and announcements are posted on the Updates page.
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Are pets allowed?
Yes. Pets are permitted subject to the Destiny Springs Condominium Association Declaration, Rules & Regulations, and other applicable governing documents.
Do pets need to be registered?
Yes. Pets must be registered with the Association in accordance with the Association’s applicable requirements.
Pet registration requirements are separate from requests for a reasonable accommodation involving a service animal or emotional support animal.
What documents are required for pets?
Owners and residents must provide the applicable pet registration information and current vaccination and licensing documentation required by the Association and applicable state or local requirements.
Are service animals and emotional support animals considered pets?
No. A qualifying service animal or emotional support animal is not treated as an ordinary pet for purposes of a reasonable accommodation under applicable law.
Requests involving an assistance animal are reviewed individually and on a case-by-case basis in accordance with applicable federal and Florida fair housing laws.
How do I request a reasonable accommodation for an emotional support animal?
A resident or applicant may request a reasonable accommodation from the Association.
When the disability or disability-related need for the animal is not readily apparent, the Association may request reliable supporting information to the extent permitted by applicable law.
The Association may maintain a routine procedure or form to assist with processing requests; however, use of a particular Association form is not, by itself, a condition for consideration of a reasonable accommodation request.
Can the Association request medical records?
The Association will only request information permitted by applicable law.
The Association does not require disclosure of a person’s diagnosis, severity of disability, or medical records as a condition of considering an emotional support animal request.
When permitted by law, the Association may request reliable information reasonably supporting the existence of a disability and/or the disability-related need for the particular animal.
Are vaccination and licensing records required for an emotional support animal?
The Association may require proof that an emotional support animal complies with applicable state and local licensing and vaccination requirements, as permitted by Florida law.
Are certain dog breeds restricted?
The Association’s governing documents and insurance requirements may contain restrictions applicable to ordinary pets.
However, a request involving a service animal or emotional support animal will not be denied solely because of the animal’s breed, size, or weight when applicable fair housing law requires the Association to consider the animal as a reasonable accommodation.
Each reasonable accommodation request will be evaluated individually based on the particular facts and circumstances.
Can a reasonable accommodation involving an assistance animal be denied?
A reasonable accommodation request involving an assistance animal will be evaluated individually under applicable federal and Florida law. An accommodation may be denied when permitted by law, including circumstances where the specific animal poses a direct threat to the health or safety of others or a direct threat of physical damage to the property of others and that threat cannot be sufficiently reduced or eliminated through another reasonable accommodation. Any direct-threat determination will be based on the circumstances involving the specific animal, rather than assumptions based solely on breed.
Are assistance animals subject to pet fees?
A qualifying assistance animal is not treated as an ordinary pet. The Association will not impose a pet fee, pet deposit, or other pet-related charge on a qualifying assistance animal when prohibited by applicable fair housing law.
The resident remains responsible for damage caused by the animal to the extent permitted by applicable law.
Does approval of an assistance animal automatically approve a tenant or lease?
No. An assistance-animal reasonable accommodation and the Association’s lease/tenant approval requirements are separate matters. Approval of a reasonable accommodation involving an assistance animal does not, by itself, constitute approval of a lease, tenant, occupancy, or other requirement imposed by the Association’s governing documents.
Owners and residents remain responsible for complying with the Association’s applicable leasing, occupancy, and approval requirements, except to the extent that a reasonable accommodation is required by applicable law.
Important Notice
Destiny Springs Condominium Association is committed to administering its governing documents consistently while complying with applicable federal and Florida fair housing requirements.
Reasonable accommodation requests are reviewed individually based on the information and circumstances applicable to each request.
Questions regarding a reasonable accommodation or assistance animal should be submitted to Association management for review.
