Boca Pointe is a beautifully landscaped and maintained community located just outside the city limits of Boca Raton, in southern most Palm Beach County, Florida. It encompasses just over 1000 acres, consisting of 28 villages, Boca Pointe Country Club, a commercial area known as Wharfside Shopping Village, the Good Shepherd Lutheran Church and B'nai Torah Synagogue. The community was master planned by Markborough Properties, a division of The Hudson Bay Company of Canada, and development started in 1981 by selling tracts of property to residential builders who developed the individual neighborhoods or villages of Boca Pointe. With the exception of a handful of lots currently under construction, all villages have been completed.

There are 3,432 homes within the various villages of Boca Pointe. They consist of condominiums, townhomes, patio homes, and single family detached homes. Each village is governed by its own documents and managed by its own village association board of directors. Two of our villages are assisted life care facilities; Stratford Court managed by Sunrise Senior Living and Edgewater Pointe Estates managed by ACTS. When included, our count of residential units totals 4044.

Boca Pointe Community Association, Inc. (BPCA) is the "master" or "umbrella" association that governs and maintains the business, affairs, and property that contribute to the overall ambience and property values of Boca Pointe. We maintain the main roads, oversee the gate operations and roving patrols, and maintain the landscaping around our beautiful gated entrances, Powerline Road, and SW 18th Street.

BPCA is governed by a fifteen (15) member Board of Directors, who are residents elected by the voting members (who are the presidents of the different villages in Boca Pointe). The Board of Directors is given its power through the community documents, which include the Declaration of Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions, the Articles of Incorporation, and the By Laws. These documents give the Board the power to adopt, amend, and repeal policies and procedures as it deems necessary.

Since the Board cannot address every issue of interest to the residents of Boca Pointe, it has established committees to assist in the management of various responsibilities or carry out specific tasks as assigned. Each committee consists of a management staff member, board member(s), and resident volunteers.

BPCA is a not for profit association with an annual budget of approximately four and one half million dollars. Our income is collected through assessments charged our residents. Every year a budget is established for the next year to cover the projected expenses involved in maintaining the commonly owned landscaped areas, operating the gate houses and roving patrols, administrative functions, salaries, and reserves for replacement of association owned infrastructure, such as the roads. The assessment amount charged per residence varies depending on which restricted area of Boca Pointe the residence is located, as expenses are allocated based on what services are utilized. Residents do not pay assessments directly to BPCA; our assessments are collected by the village associations as part of their monthly billings for their village assessments.

The Country Club

Although every resident of Boca Pointe is a member of the Community Association, membership in the Boca Pointe Country Club is optional. Only the Athletic Center allows for annual memberships to be purchased by non-residents.

Boca Pointe Country Club is a separate entity from the Community Association, with its own Board of Governors, management, and employees. Although separate organizations, the management and staff of both work closely in order to maintain the landscaped beauty and lifestyle for which Boca Pointe has become renown.

Boca Pointe Country Club facilities include the Athletics Center, the Main Clubhouse, an 18 hole golf course, and the Center Court Aquatics and Tennis Center.