Mesa Office Suites

What Mesa Office Suites's governing documents say

Mesa Office Suites is a commercial office condominium in Mesa, Arizona, comprising 7 buildings with office suites. The documents here are amendments (2004–2023) to the original condominium declaration that establish reserve contributions, common expense allocation, voting rights, parking assignments, and signage allocations. These terms bind unit owners, who are primarily business entities and investors.

• Reserve contribution fee: Upon purchase of a unit, you must pay a one-time, non-refundable Reserve Contribution Fee set initially at $1.00 per gross square foot. The Board may adjust this amount; the fee is not credited toward any other assessments and is collected the same way as Common Expense Assessments.
• Common expenses and ownership share: Your percentage of undivided interest in common elements and liability for common expenses is based on your unit's gross square footage relative to all units in the condominium. Individual unit shares range from approximately 2.19% to 7.00%.
• Voting rights: The association holds 100 total votes, allocated among units in proportion to each unit's gross square footage. Your voting power directly corresponds to your unit's size.
• Covered parking: Each unit receives designated covered parking spaces. Allocations vary: for example, Unit 102 has spaces 1–3, Unit 104 has spaces 5–6, and Unit 136 has spaces 64–66.
• Monument and directory signage rights: Certain units hold exclusive-use rights to specific panels on the property's monument sign and directory sign, designated as limited common elements. Panels may be reallocated between units with owner and Board approval.
• What these amendments don't cover: These are amendments to the original declaration, not a complete rulebook. They address allocations and reserve fees but do not detail operational rules, lease restrictions, architectural controls, or other comprehensive governance provisions of the full declaration.

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