Common Maintenance Areas means all property from time to time designated by this Declaration or by the Developer as a maintenance responsibility of the Association for the benefit of all Owners, together with all improvements, fixtures, and tangible personal property now or hereafter situated thereon. Common Maintenance Areas may or may not be owned by the Association and may or may not be located within the Property. Common Maintenance Areas may include lands owned or controlled by the CDD.
Common Maintenance Areas means all real property and tangible personal property interests, including improvements, lift station, fixtures and landscaping, from time to time, owned by the County and required to be maintained by the Association, or designated by this Declaration, the Association (with Developer’s consent if prior to Turnover) or Developer, as a maintenance responsibility of the Association for the benefit of all Owners. Common Maintenance Areas may or may not be owned by the Association and may or may not be located within the Property.
Common Maintenance Areas means any property that the Association is required to maintain pursuant to this Declaration or a Declaration of Annexation or that the Board deems necessary or appropriate for the Association to maintain for the common benefit of the Owners, including those areas described in Section 5.1. Common Maintenance Areas specifically include all Common Areas.
Examples of Common Maintenance Areas in a sentence
Lessor also warrants that all building equipment is in good operating order as of the Commencement Date and that the Leased Premises and the Common Maintenance Areas are in compliance with all applicable laws and governmental regulations as of the Commencement Date, but makes no warranty as to conditions or compliance with laws and regulations thereafter.
The term "Common Maintenance Areas" as used herein means all areas and facilities within the Complex, but outside the boundaries of any lot within the recorded subdivision which comprises the Complex, including, however, any recorded lot owned by Lessor or an affiliate of Lessor which is used for the general benefit of the Complex, and further including, without limitation, streets (whether public or private), sidewalks, and landscaped areas, all as generally described on Exhibit "E" attached hereto.
More Definitions of Common Maintenance Areas
Common Maintenance Areas means and refer to all that portion of the property to be maintained by the County Service Area for the owners. The Common Maintenance Area includes streets, on-site drainage channel, landscaping, sound wall and lighting maintenance, these are to be maintained by the County Service Area Number 28 Zone Number 65.
Common Maintenance Areas. The Common Area, together with any other area for which the Association has or assumes maintenance or other responsibility.
Common Maintenance Areas means and refer to the areas which are a part of a Lot or Lots but shall be maintained by the Association. The Common Maintenance Areas are described on Exhibit “B.”
Common Maintenance Areas means the Common Areas, if any, and any areas within public rights-of-way, easements (public and private), portion of a Lot, public parks, private streets, landscaping, entry features, fence or similar areas that either the Board deems necessary or appropriate to maintain for the common benefit of the Members or that is shown on a Recorded plat of the Property or portion thereof as being maintained by the Association.
Common Maintenance Areas means the Common Areas and any areas within public rights-of-way, Lots or other property that the Association is required to maintain pursuant to this Declaration or that the Board deems necessary or appropriate to maintain for the common benefit of the members, including, without limitation, those areas described in Sections 5.3 and 5.4 of this Declaration.
Common Maintenance Areas means the Common Areas, and also shall mean any areas within public rights-of-way, Tracts or other property that the Board is required to maintain pursuant to this Declaration or that the Board deems necessary or appropriate to maintain for the common benefit of the members, including without limitation, those areas described in Section 5.4. Until the Turnover Meeting, the Declarant shall have the right to designate additional Common Maintenance Areas in the future by recordation of a duly approved amendment to this Declaration or by recordation of a supplemental declaration or Declaration of Annexation.
Common Maintenance Areas. See Section 8.1.