Examples of Condominium Properties in a sentence
Condominium Properties with individual water meter accounts for each unit shall be billed such that the entire SWMS charge of the condominium complex property shall be divided and billed equally to each individual account.
Condominium Properties with a single water meter account shall be billed such that the entire SWMS charge of the condominium complex property plus a Billing and Collection Charge are billed to that single account.
Condominium Properties with more than one water meter, but without individual water meters for each unit, shall be billed such that the entire SWMS charge of the condominium complex property shall be divided equally among the accounts.
Condominium Properties: Real estate, portions of which are designated for separate ownership and the remainder of which is designated for common ownership by the owners of those portions.
Mezzanine Borrower shall have requested and made commercially reasonable efforts to obtain prior to Closing, estoppel certificates from the Condominium Board of all Condominium Properties substantially in the form required by the Loan Agreement (Mortgage), and shall have delivered to Mezzanine Lender all such estoppels received by Mezzanine Borrower.
Planned Unit Developments; Condominium Properties: If any applicant for a dog license lives within a planned unit development or condominium property, said applicant for any of the above dog licenses must submit, with the application, written verification from the property manager of said development that the issuance of a dog license does not violate regulations governing said property.
Condominium Owners -- Nonprofit organizations, public agencies and for-profit entities that purchased Condominium Properties from the FDIC pursuant to Section 21A(c) of the FHLBA (12 U.S.C. S144la(c)).
Condominium Properties with more than one water meter, but without individual water meters for each unit, shall be billed such that the entire SWMS charge of the condominium complex property shall be dividedequally among the accounts.
Therefore, if moisture was not a limiting factor sites with good soil and low slope would equal “high suitability.” Figure 4.
Where there are two or more management corporations established the owners of all the parcels being the members of such management corporation may by respective special resolution direct that for the purpose of amalgamating the common elements the transferor shall execute an instrument of transfer of the common elements ofthose Condominium Properties so that such common elements shall become vested as common elements in all the owners of the parcels as tenants in common.