Water Leaks

It is important that every owner maintain his or her unit so that it does not leak, but sometimes accidents occur such as overflowing tubs, leaking pipes, or showers with failing caulk or grout. If a leak originates in a unit, it is the responsibility of that unit owner to fix the problem and any damage caused to other units or to the common elements. If a leak originates in a common element, it is the Association's responsibility.

If your neighbor above is leaking into your unit, vice versa, you will need to work with your neighbor to resolve the issue. In an emergency situation, the Association may need to enter a unit to avoid further damage, which is a major reason why contact phone numbers and keys are needed for all units.

Remember that the Association's insurance does not cover repair or replacement of your personal possessions or the upgrades you may have installed in your unit. See the article on insurance for more information.

Balconies and Patios

Balconies and patios are “limited common elements”. “Limited common elements” are structurally part of the common building, but are used by only an individual unit owner. It is your responsibility to maintain them in a neat and clean condition. You may not store indoor furniture, bicycles, or other inappropriate items on balconies. Outdoor furnishings such as patio tables and chairs are permitted.

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Cardinal Management Group