Criss

Key facts from Criss's documents

Reflects the 2006 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium

Legal name

Criss Condominium

Developer / declarant

Robert J. Criss and Dorothy J. Criss

Governing law

Illinois Condominium Property Act (§1.a (Act))

Assessments & dues

Common Expenses lawfully assessed by the Board (§1.g)

Special assessments

May be levied for acquisition of Units or for reconstruction after disaster (§7.l, §9.h)

Collections & liens

Liens for unpaid assessments or violation costs may be perfected and foreclosed in manner provided in §9 of the Act (§12, §7.f, §7.l)

Reserves & fees

Reserves are sums paid by Unit Owners separately maintained by the Board for purposes specified by the Board or Condominium Instruments (§1.u)

Pets

Household pets other than dogs or cats may be kept subject to rules; dogs and cats that were kept on the date of Recording or owned by grantees at conveyance may be kept but cannot be replaced (§11.f)

Leasing & rentals

Leasing is permitted; copy of executed lease and any sublease or assignment must be furnished to Association (§7.g)

Architectural approval

Prior written consent of Board required for alterations to Common Elements (including Limited Common Elements) or to a Unit that alters walls, partitions, ceiling, perimeter doors/windows, floor load, or affects structure or systems, or inc (§11.r)

Insurance

Board may pay deductible as a Common Expense; or after notice and hearing, assess deductible against Unit Owner who caused damage or from whose Unit damage originated; or require affected Unit Owner(s) to pay (§9.i)

Use restrictions

Each Unit shall be used as a residence for a single family and for no other purposes (§11.a)

Voting & meetings

Majority of Unit Owners means owners of more than 50% in aggregate interest of undivided ownership of Common Elements; certain actions require 75% vote (§1.n, §9.h(3), §16)

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