 Association Documents
Be Familiar With Your Obligations
Living in a condominium situation is NOT the same as having your own house on a large lot! In order for this type of arrangement to work, there are necessary rules and limits. Observing them makes for the best living experience for all residents. NOTICE: Failure to observe the Association's regulations and procedures may subject you to fine, orders to remove, or other legal actions. If you have any question at all, ASK FIRST!
Resident Handbook. This covers a wide range of topics regarding requirements, procedures, and opportunities. Residents may pick up a copy at the Office, or may download a copy here. This is PDF file. Also note that on occasion there may be some updated or corrected policies that are not yet incorporated into the handbook, so feel free to contact the Office with any questions. NOTE: a revised version is anticipated to be issued in late 2010 or early 2011. In case of any uncertainty about the rules, ASK FIRST.
| This web site and its documents are provided for general information, and may reflect paraphrasing or condensation of official documents for purposes of easy web presentation. There may be subsequent policies or procedures not yet appearing here. Feel free to contact the Association with any questions. Formal legal questions involving your rights and obligations should be referred to qualified professionals. |
The Governing Documents.
These are the Association's corporate papers, including its Certificate of Incorporation, By-Laws and Master Deed. They set forth the structure of the Association, its operations and rules of conduct. The Board of Trustees' authority derives from these documents. When units are sold or leased, the owner should provide this information to the new owners or tenants. For information on obtaining these documents, contact the office. |
