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subject to liability for common expenses, unit week
maintenance expenses or any other assessments or charges
levied by the Association.
4. There are forty-eight (48) IInits in Phase I of
the Condominium, each of which may contain fifty-two (52)
Unit Weeks resulting in a maximum of 2,496 IInit Weeks.
5. Upon conveying thirty (30) IInit Weeks in any
Unit or sig (61 months from the date of the first conveyance
of a IInit Week in such Unit, whichever shall firat occur,
Developer shall convey to the Association the Maintenance
Week. The 53rd Week may be conveyed at any time by the
Developer. The Maintenance Week shall consist of one Uni~:
Week chosen by the Developer in such IInit to be used for
maintenance purposes. If one person acquires ownership of
all other IInit Weelcs in any oue IInit, the Association shall
convey the Maintenance Week (and the 53rd Week if owned then
by the Association) to him upon his request that the Unit
cease being a IInit committed to the Time Sharing Plan. All
expenses of the conveyance shaxl be borne by the Owner
requesting the conveyance.
6. Each IInit Weelc in a IInit committed to the Time
Sharing Plan will be committed to either the Fixed Week Plan
or Floating Use Plan described in Sections 6(B) and b(C)
below. Except for those IInit Weeks conveyed by deeds
recorded prior to the recordation of this First Amendment,
which Unit Weeks are committed to the F2oating IIse Plan, each
Unit Week shall be committed initially to the Fixed Week Plan
and shall remain committed to the Fixed Weelc Plan unless and
until such IInit Week is converted to the Floating IIse Plan by
the Developer or the Owner(s) thereof pursuant to the .
following procedures:
~a) Conversion by Developer. The Developer
shall have the power, without the approval or action of the
Association, Owners•or mortgagees, to implement the Floating
Use Plan with respect to some or all of the Unit Weeks in a
Unit which are owned by the Developer. A Unit Week shall be
converted from the Fixed Week Plan and committed to the
Floating IIse Plan upon <1) the execution of a Floating Use
Agreement be*ween the Owner(s) of the identified Unit Week
and the Association with the formalities of a deed, and (2)
the recording of that Floating Use Agreement in the Public
Records of St. Lucie County, Florida, at the time of
recording the desd conveying that Unit Week committed to the
Floating IIse Plan.
(b) Conversion by Owner(s). An individual
Unit Week committed to the Fixed Week Plan and not owned by
the Developer may be converted from the Figed Week Plan and
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