Canterbury Chase subdivision is a deed restricted community. The purpose of Canterbury Chase Homeowners Association, is to bring about a closer friendly working relationship of the people of this community. In carrying out this purpose, this organization shall support and encourage worthwhile local improvements, engage in community activities, and participate in community meetings and programs.
The best way to contact a Board of Directors member will be by sending an email to cchoa@canterburychase.com.
No, you are not required to be a member of the Homeowners Association to live in Canterbury Chase. However, you will still be affected by the bylaws and deed restrictions of Canterbury Chase.
Dues are $20 per year.
Meetings are held at 7:00pm the third Thursday when a meeting is scheduled that month. Currently, meetings are held in January, March, April, September, and November at Saint Anne Episcopal Church 6650 113th Street Seminole on the corner of 66th Avenue and 113th Street.
Newsletters are distributed by Block Captains the weekend before a scheduled meeting. Special Editions are published periodically.
Contact a Homeowners Association Board of Directors member and let them know you would like to be a sponsor.
The property was originally The Tides Golf Course. It is currently closed.
There are! All are invited, and new members are always welcome!
Specific contact information for individuals listed above can be found in the Canterbury Chase Directory.
Canterbury Chase Homeowners Association sponsors a Halloween Costume Contest and a Halloween and Christmas house decorating contest. More information is printed in the corresponding month's Newsletter.
No. There are several options for trash pickup. Contact a Homeowners Association Board of Directors member, your neighbors, or your block captain for suggestions.
No. Canterbury Chase is located in Unincorporated Pinellas County.
Pinellas County contact information: