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The document is a summary final order from an arbitration case involving the El Galeon by the Sea Condominium Association, which addresses whether the condominium's declaration allows unit owners to use their units as public lodging establishments under Florida law. The arbitrator concludes that the declaration permits short-term rentals and does not violate the residential use restriction, emphasizing that such rentals do not equate to commercial use. The order highlights the ongoing controversy among unit owners regarding rental practices and clarifies that the association must adhere to its own documents unless amended.

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