HOA Common Areas Sample Clauses
The "HOA Common Areas" clause defines the shared spaces and facilities within a homeowners association (HOA) community that are collectively owned and maintained by the association for the benefit of all residents. This typically includes amenities such as parks, swimming pools, clubhouses, walkways, and landscaped grounds, and outlines the responsibilities for their upkeep and use. By clearly identifying what constitutes common areas and who is responsible for their maintenance, this clause helps prevent disputes among homeowners and ensures that shared resources are properly managed and accessible to all members of the community.
HOA Common Areas. At or prior to the Section 4 Initial Closing or at such other times as mutually agreed by Buyer and Seller and/or required by the applicable Governmental Authorities, the areas depicted on the Final Plat for such Section and/or set forth in the Declaration as an area to be owned and maintained by the Association as common area (the “Common Areas”) will be conveyed to the Association.