13 Carleton Avenue Condominium Trust

Key facts from 13 Carleton Avenue Condominium Trust's documents

Reflects the 2013 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium

Legal name

13 CARLETON AVENUE CONDOMINIUM TRUST

Governing law

Massachusetts General Laws Chapter 183A (Condominiums) (Section II(a))

Assessments & dues

Not a fixed amount; Trustees estimate Common Expenses and determine assessment each fiscal year; each Unit Owner pays 1/12 of share monthly in advance on first day of month. (Bylaws Section 2, paragraph D)

Special assessments

Trustees may make supplemental assessments during fiscal year if original assessment insufficient; may provide for installment payments. (Bylaws Section 2, paragraph D)

Reserves & fees

Trustees shall establish and maintain adequate reserve fund for periodic maintenance, repairs, replacement of improvements; funded by regular monthly assessments; not available for distribution. (Bylaws Section 2, paragraph A)

Pets

Ordinary domestic pets allowed; must be on leash or carried in common areas; after notice and hearing, Trustees may require disposal of habitually annoying pets. (Bylaws Section 23)

Leasing & rentals

At least two (2) months. (Bylaws Section 30(A)(ii))

Architectural approval

Exterior alterations, common area changes require written consent of Trustees; interior decorations allowed without consent if not structural. (Bylaws Section 25)

Home business

Permitted only if accessory to residential use and allowed by zoning; no exterior signs except nameplate on mailbox; business visits substantially infrequent; not more than one non-resident employee. (Bylaws Section 15, paragraph B)

Maintenance

Not explicitly stated, but roof is part of common areas/facilities (exterior walls, structural parts) so likely Trustees' responsibility. (Bylaws Section 21, paragraph 2 (common a)

Insurance

Not required, but recommended; each Unit Owner may carry insurance for personal property and personal liability, provided waivers of subrogation. (Bylaws Section 3, paragraphs 7-8)

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