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Parking rules and regulations

  • Residents must have a barcode.
  • Guests must have a permit placed visibly on their dashboard top or windshield.
  • Park between the lines – cars occupying 2 spaces will be tagged and towed – No exceptions!
  • No trucks after 6:00 PM or on Holidays and Sundays. Exceptions – emergency such as plumbers or air condition techs.
  • No vehicles with expired plates or in none driving conditions.
  • No cloth covers

Parking rules and regulations

Pool hours are 7:00 AM to 10:00 PM

  • Glass items (bottles, glasses) of any kind ARE STRICTLY PROHIBITED.
  • Floats and large plastic toys are not allowed. Round lifesavers or tubes for the children are OK.
  • No diving, rough horseplay, throwing of balls or wheeled riding toys allowed.
  • No more than 6 guests at the time (including the residents)
  • No pets allowed in the pool area.
  • No loud music, use earphones when possible. If any resident complains, music must be completely turned off.
  • Guests (up to 4 per resident) MUST be accompanied by a resident.
  • Do not use the pool’s orange lifesavers or nets.
  • All residents must have an entry key, no hopping over the gates or fence.
  • Please clean up any packaging, food, containers, cups etc. before leaving the pool.
  • Disregarding any of the above rules will imply in removal from the pool.

Pets rules and regulations

See condo rules on pets, weight, breeds etc.

Pet owners must have a plastic bag or scooper VISIBLE AT ALL TIMES while walking their dog. There are green scoop stations through the condominium. Pet owners that do not pick up after their dogs can and will be fined according to County Littering Laws. Pets must be on a leash at all times. Dade County does not allow certain breeds or certain mixed breeds dogs. Check here. We encourage pet owners to go to the Pet Park which is within walking distance of the condominium. Also, there is a brand new and large children’s park right next to the pet park. We encourage parents to take their children to this park instead of bicycling and skating in the driveways.
Go to the Aventura website for information on acquiring a park card.
Fill the Mariner Village Pet Registration form.

Garbage and discarded items disposal

Mariner Village regular and bulk pick up schedule: Must be called for, contact management if you need bulk pick up.
All recycling items must be put into a plastic or paper bag and sealed shut. DO NOT PLACE RECYCLING REFUSE ON THE FLOOR! Recyclables can be put in the large bin if the green waste containers are full, THE REFUSE WILL BE RECYCLED ANYWAY. The waste companies make most of their money and tax breaks by recycling.

If you are environmentally concerned, keep this in mind: all recyclables will be processed regardless of which waste bin it is deposited in. Placing refuse on the floor attracts cockroaches, ants, rats and vermin…not cool for the condo’s environment!

How To Break Down a Caron Box for Recycling

Schedule and Rules for Bulk Waste

Please cut up all cardboard boxes. Boxes take up a lot of room in the waste bin.
No construction refuse is allowed. Any construction refuse (Sinks, wood planks, Concrete, doors etc.) must be disposed of by the professional working on your unit in a certified disposal location. A $250.00 fine will be imposed on the resident ignoring this rule.

Modifying residence exteriors

Doors and windows, Gates, Sheds: Resident must fill out a form for the Architectural Committee’s approval before undertaking any project on the interior or exterior of their residence.
Go to the Architectural changes form

PPG Paint
Body Color (White)
Acrishield Flat
519-10 (no tint)

Accent Color
Acrishield Flat
Flagstone PPG1001-4
519-10

Terracotta Roof
Acrishield Satin
739-40

Termite presence

It’s important to stay alert to the following which might suggest the presence of termites in the home. One of Mariner Village Townhome association’s mission is to remediate the termites in your home.

Different kind of termites

Be in the look out for:

  • Swarmers and wings
    • Winged termites (swarmers) emerging indoors, often in spring or after rain
    • Piles of identical, translucent wings on windowsills, floors, or near light fixtures
  • Mud tubes and soil signs (common with subterranean termites)
    • Pencil-width mud tubes on foundation walls, piers, crawlspaces, exterior walls, or entering gaps
    • Earthen “plaster” patches over cracks or seams
    • Damp soil or moisture buildup near wood contacts
  • Wood damage
    • Hollow-sounding wood when tapped
    • Blistered, rippled, or bubbling paint or drywall that looks like water damage
    • Thin, papery wood surfaces that break to reveal layered or honeycomb galleries
    • Buckling floors, sagging ceilings, or loose tiles due to subfloor damage
    • Small “kick-out” pinholes in wood surfaces
  • Frass and pellets (drywood termites)
    • Small, hard, sand-like pellets in piles on floors, on windowsills, or under wall/ceiling cracks
    • Pellets typically oval with ridges, varying tan to dark brown colors
  • Live insects and sounds
    • Creamy-white workers or larger brownish soldiers with pronounced jaws inside damaged wood
    • Faint clicking or rustling from inside walls when disturbed
  • Window and door issues
    • Sticking or hard-to-open windows and doors from wood warping or internal damage
  • Attic, trim, and furniture clues
    • Damage to fascia boards, eaves, soffits, or attic framing
    • Pellets or pinholes around baseboards, crown molding, or window/door trim
    • Infestations in wooden furniture, picture frames, or shelving (especially drywood termites)

What to do next

  • Document with photos: wings/pellets, mud tubes, damaged wood, and moisture sources.
  • Do not destroy all evidence before inspection; leave a section of tubes or pellets intact to aid identification.
  • Fill the form below to request an immediate inspection by the contracted pest professionals with Mariner Village Townhomes.

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    Package delivery

    Many delivery services visit our condominium on a daily basis. This has caused an increasing number of issues with package deliveries. Carriers such as Amazon or Instacart are required to deliver all goods to the customer’s doorstep. However, problems arise when packages are delivered to the wrong address or left unattended in one of the association’s mailbox structures.

    While many residents have taken it upon themselves to re-deliver these packages to the rightful owners, our only tool to remedy these situations requires filing complaints with the carriers.

    If your package wasn’t delivered on time or as expected, please submit a formal complaint with the delivery company. If enough complaints are received, we hope the delivery service will provide better training to their staff—creating a win-win situation for both carriers and customers.