HomeMy WebLinkAbout0739 all portions of his unit except the portions to be
maintained, repaired and replaced by the Association.
This shall be done without disturbing the riyhts of other
unit owners.
2. The portions of a unit to be maintained,
repaired and replaced by the unit owner at his expense
shall include but not be limited to the following items:
air conditioning unit for space cooling and heating
serving the individual apartment and all integral parts
thereof, including, but not limited to, the compressor
located adjacent to the Condominium building; service
equipment, such as dishwasher, laundry, refrigerator,
oven and stove, whether or not these items are built-in
equipment; interior fixtures such as electrical and
plumbing fixtures; floor coverings except the floor slab;
and inside paint and other inside wall finishes.
Mechanical equipment and the installation of that
equipment shall be such that its operation will not cause
annoyance to the occupants of other units.
3. To replace any screens enclosing the porches or
balconies of any apartment at the apartment owners
expense. Any damaged screens or screens that are
otherwise_ in need of replacement shall be replaced with
screening of the same color, quality and material as the
screens they are replacing unless written permission to
replace the screens with screening of a different color,
quality or material is first granted by the Condominium
Association.
4. Not to paint or otherwise decorate or change
the appearance of any portion of the exterior of the
apartment building.
S. To report promptly to the Association any
defect or need for repairs for which the Association
is responsible.
c. Alteration and Improvement. Except as else-
where provided, neither a unit owner nor the Association shall
make any alteration in the portions of a unit that are to be
maintained by the Association, or remove any portion of them,
or make any additions to them, or do anything that would
jeopardize the safety or soundness of the apartment building,
or impair any easement, without first obtaining approval in
writing of owners of all units in which the work is to be done
and the approval of the Board of Directors of the Association.
If the alteration or improvement will change the appearance of
any portion of the exterior of the apartment building, the
change in appearance shall be approved also by the owners of
608 of the common elements at a meeting of unit owners called i
for that purpose. A copy of plans for all the work prepared by
an architect licensed to practice in this state shall be filed
with the Association prior to the start of the work.
5.2. COMMON ELEMENTS. '
a. B the Association. The maintenance and ii
operation of the common a ements s all be the responsibility of
the Association and the cost shall be a common expense.
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