Kukui Plaza

Key facts from Kukui Plaza's documents

Reflects the 2017 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium (Part 1.A: 'Kukui Plaza is the largest co)

Governing law

Hawaii Revised Statutes Chapter 514B, Chapter 515, and § 328J-1 (Part 1.E (non-discrimination) mentions H)

Collections & liens

Association has lien rights and may foreclose for delinquent assessments; owner pays all costs including attorneys’ fees (Part 3.B: Bylaws Art VII, Sec 6 quoted: )

Leasing & rentals

Rental of apartment units from time to time is permitted subject to limitations in governing documents and House Rules (Part 6.E (Paragraph 9.1): 'including the)

Parking & vehicles

Vehicles defined as automobiles, trailers, boats, motorcycles, mopeds, bicycles, and trucks or vans of ½ ton or less; parking stalls not to be used to store other personal property (Part 5(2)(c): 'Each parking stall shall )

Architectural approval

Prior written Board approval required for any alteration to interior walls/partitions, modifications affecting unfinished surfaces, floor coverings, built-in fixtures, lanai enclosures, plumbing/electrical changes, and installation of air c (Part 6.A (Decl. 4.5): 'The configuration)

Home business

Allowed if primary use is residential and business does not place additional burden on Association facilities; owner must comply with state/city licensing (Part 6.E: 'A business may be operated ou)

Maintenance

Owner responsible for interior of unit including finished surfaces, non-load-bearing walls, pipes/lines serving only that unit; Association responsible for common elements including unfinished surfaces, load-bearing walls, utility lines ser (Part 6.A (Decl. 4.5): description of apa)

Insurance

Each owner required to obtain an HO-6 policy covering personal property, upgrades, liability, and deductible under Association's insurance (Part 6.C: 'each owner is required to obt)

Use restrictions

Apartment units primarily for residential use; use as time sharing unit or short-term rental business (offering to rent for less than 90 days on more than one occasion per year) is prohibited (Part 6.E (Paragraph 9.1 of Declaration):)

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