Hunter's Creek Condominium Association

Key facts from Hunter's Creek Condominium Association's documents

Reflects the 2000 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

condominium (Hunter's Creek is a 52-unit residential )

Legal name

Hunter's Creek Condominium Association

Developer / declarant

Joyce & Dimm, LLC

Governing law

Act 59 of the Michigan Public Acts of 1978, as amended (the 'Condominium Act') (Governed largely by Act 59 of the Michig)

Assessments & dues

Estimated $1,800 per unit per year (first year); $200 per unit per year for Master Association (Each Co-Owner will pay an average of $1,)

Special assessments

Board of Directors may levy special assessments (Board of Directors may also levy special)

Collections & liens

Association may place a lien upon the delinquent Co-Owner's unit (Condominium Bylaws provide that the Asso)

Reserves & fees

Budget shall include a reserve for replacement of major structural and other components (Budget shall include a reserve for repla)

Signs & flags

Restrictions apply to commercial activity or signs of the Developer; Developer not subject to restrictions on lease of units it owns (Restrictions apply to the commercial act)

Use restrictions

Residential condominium development (Hunter's Creek is a 52-unit residential )

Voting & meetings

Percentage of value assigned to each unit determines voting power; Developer may cast votes for any unit held in inventory (Percentage of value assigned to each uni)

Amendments

Contraction and expansion can be made by amendments to the Master Deed, which do not require consent of any co-owner other than the Developer (Contraction and expansion of the condomi)

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