Conditions, covenants, regulations and restrictions (CC&Rs) are the 'constitution' for the private democracy called a condominium community.
When an purchaser buys into such a community, the purchaser agrees in writing to the lifestyle values expressed in the community's governing documents.
Of course, exceptions are possible.
Some health issues must be accommodated by condominium communities, given the Federal fair housing laws; others, not so much.
For example, if you require wheel-chair access to your unit, the community may be responsible for accommodating this requirement, depending on its size and architecture.
If you are allergic to cigarette smoke, or it triggers Asthma attacks, and your neighbor smokes cigarettes, it's possible that the association may not be able to accommodate you.
Best practices dictate that you send a letter to the board detailing your health issue, together with MD evidence and their recommendations, and request that the association accommodate you.
You may or may not be successful, depending on all the variables.
Above will be true, regardless of the state where the association is located.
Yes, condo associations generally have the authority to limit or regulate the keeping of animals within the condo community. This can include restrictions on the number, size, breed, or type of animals allowed, as well as rules on noise, waste disposal, and other related matters. However, any restrictions must be reasonable and in compliance with local laws and regulations.
Read your governing documents to determine the rules for consuming food and beverages your community. Florida swimming pool law addresses safety, education and health codes.
It is a condominium community with units in a high-rise building.
can one have food and beverages at the condo pool
Usually the term describes a smaller than average condominium unit within a community.
It depends on the location of the condominium, its size and the amenities included in the condominium community.
Potentially, yes. Your answer depends on 'whose yur grandpa'?
102 degrees, F, is a safe and comfortable temperature.
Parking in a condominium community is defined in the governing documents. There is no standard.
As of February 2009 he lives in a luxury condo building/community in Tampa, FL.
Depending on the state where you live, it may be community property if you live in a community property state and file for divorce while you lack a pre-nuptial agreement that specifically sequesters his pre-marriage assets. Otherwise, ownership -- and liability -- may be based on whose name(s) is/are on the titles.
You can negotiate with the board and ask for a rental exception. You may be required to prove a 'hardship' so that the exception can be granted.It's a better idea to work with the association's officers to get what you want instead of boldly stepping into a situation that you know to be 'against the rules'.Read the governing documents to determine the process for petitioning the board for an exception. In these difficult financial times, some boards have granted exceptions to rental limits, which for the community is preferable to having a bank as a neighbor based on the unit being foreclosed upon.