Question:
For my Dues the Developer, back in 1985 or so, included square footage of a “Boiler Room” attached to my condo that I have no access to. I have 1,204 livable s.f. per Treasurer and the “Boiler Room” is 146 s.f. approximately, bringing it to a total of 1,350. I’m having to pay Dues on this “Boiler Room”. HOA and Board I’m being told does not want to consider this.
How can I get my proper square footage used in calculations?
How can I make the HOA and Board act on this?
– Michelle
Answer:
Hi Michelle,
Kindly review the governing documents to see how assessments are calculated and allocated. You may also review the community plat to understand the unit boundaries. Moreover, kindly verify whether the boiler room is a limited common element that benefits your unit. If it’s part of the unit boundaries or a limited common element benefiting you, then it may need to be part of the assessment calculation. For further guidance, kindly consult a lawyer.
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