Broad Street Church Condominium

Key facts from Broad Street Church Condominium's documents

Reflects the 2001 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Master Deed (a): 'to the provisions of M)

Legal name

Broad Street Church Condominium

Developer / declarant

Darry! Zeltzer and Lori J. Wirth

Governing law

Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A (Master Deed (a): 'Massachusetts General )

Assessments & dues

Not fixed; determined annually by Managing Board based on budget. (Bylaws Art V Sec 1: 'The Managing Board )

Special assessments

Allowed for common expenses, including deficits, reserve funds, and repair costs exceeding insurance proceeds. (Bylaws Art V Sec 1: 'common expenses sha)

Collections & liens

Unpaid common charges constitute a lien to the extent provided by law; Managing Board may foreclose. (Bylaws Art V Sec 7: 'All such unpaid com)

Reserves & fees

Managing Board may include amounts for working capital, general operation reserve, and reserve fund for replacements. (Bylaws Art V Sec 1: 'including, without )

Pets

Yes, up to two domestic animals per unit without board approval. (Bylaws Art V Sec 11(b): 'Up to two (2) d)

Architectural approval

Yes, prior written consent of Managing Board required for any structural addition/alteration/improvement and any exterior alteration or addition (including painting, awnings, grills). (Bylaws Art V Sec 13: 'No unit owner shal)

Home business

Allowed only with Managing Board approval for an office or art studio. (Bylaws Art V Sec 11(a): 'Notwithstanding)

Maintenance

Association maintains roof as part of common areas and facilities. (Master Deed (d)(v): 'All Structural Port)

Use restrictions

Units intended only for residential purposes, not more than one family unit nor more than three unrelated persons. (Master Deed (g)(i): 'The building and ea)

Voting & meetings

Each unit owner casts votes based on percentage interest in common areas (55% Unit #1, 45% Unit #2). Also each unit owner elects one member to the Association. (Master Deed (i): 'Each Unit owner or own)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.