Connolly Parkway Condominium

Key facts from Connolly Parkway Condominium's documents

Reflects the 1979 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium

Legal name

Connolly Parkway Condominium Association, Inc. (Bylaws Article I Section 1 (PAGE 22))

Governing law

Connecticut Unit Ownership Act (Section 47-67 to 47-90c, as amended by Condominium Act of 1976, P.A. 76-308) (PAGE 5 – Article II Section 22)

Collections & liens

Association may foreclose lien on unit for unpaid common charges; court may appoint receiver; unit owner must pay rental; Association may purchase unit at sale. Suit for money judgment also maintainable. (Bylaws Article VII Section 8 (PAGE 35-36)

Reserves & fees

Board may include amounts for working capital, reserve for replacements, and deficit in common expenses (Bylaws Article VII Section 1(c) (PAGE 33)

Architectural approval

No structural addition, alteration, improvement, or change in exterior appearance without prior written consent of Board (Bylaws Article VII Section 11 (PAGE 36))

Signs & flags

Declarant may display signs during construction and sales; generally no signs are mentioned but Board may adopt rules (Bylaws Article VIII Section 1(e) (PAGE 3)

Use restrictions

No use that causes annoyance to residents or interferes with peaceful possession and proper use of property (Bylaws Article VIII Section 1(c) (PAGE 3)

Voting & meetings

Percentage vote equal to undivided ownership interest as declared; voting at meetings on percentage basis; majority of total percentage votes cast decides (Bylaws Article V Section 9 (PAGE 30-31))

Amendments

Declaration may be amended by affirmative vote of 2/3 of unit owners and mortgagees of 2/3 of units subject to mortgage; if amendment changes boundaries, interest, liabilities, or votes, requires 75% of unit owners and 75% of mortgagees (Declaration Article XI (PAGE 8-9))

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