Pet Policy |
A well worded Pet Policy will harmonize integration of pets and people. This policy uses the format recommended in the Resolution Process. All such policies should conform with applicable state statutes and association governing documents. Always have new policies reviewed by an attorney specializing in homeowner association law in your state. |
Nottacare
Condominium WHEREAS, Section ___ of the Nottacare Condominium (Association) Bylaws grants the general power to conduct the business and affairs of the Association to the Board of Directors, whose members shall be members of the Association; and LET IT BE RESOLVED THAT in order to ensure that the rights of owners to keep pets and the rights of other owners with respect to those pets are respected, the Board of Directors establishes a policy as follows: 1. Only traditional household pets like dogs,
cats, birds and fish are permitted. Complaint Procedure. If
a pet is being offensive, the offended party should first talk with the pet owner and
request correction. If the offense continues, written details should be submitted to the
Board (or Property Manager) explaining the offense, time, place, pet description, pet
owner's name, address, etc. Pet Removal Provision. Pets that repeatedly violate this policy may be required to be permanently removed from the property. In such case, the pet owner (or the property owner if the pet owner is a renter) will be given a ___ day notice to remove the pet from the property. If the pet is not removed by the deadline, a fine of $___ per day will be chargeable to property owner and subject to normal collection procedures established by the association. Right of Appeal. Appeals must be received in writing by the Board of Directors (or Property Manager) before the notice deadline. If the pet in question belongs to a renter, the appeal must be made by the property owner or the property owners management agent. Once an appeal is received, the Board (or Property Manager) will schedule a meeting as soon as possible and no later than 14 days to review the matter with the pet owner, property owner and/or management agent. No further fining will take place pending the outcome of the appeal. If the Board (or Property Manager) does not schedule a meeting within 14 days as required, the matter may be considered dropped. The Boards (or Property Manager's) decision on the appeal is final. If the appeal is rejected, fines and other provisions become effective three days following written notification to the property owner. Collection Provision. All fines, costs and expenses necessary to enforce this resolution will be levied against the property owner and shall be an assessment against the owner's property and subject to all lien and collection powers of the Association. Recorded in the Book of Minutes on __________________, 201___ Signed: __________________, 201___ ________________________________ © Copyright by Regenesis.net |