S.W. from Fairfield County, Connecticut writes: Dear Mister Condo, Since we are living in the period of COVID, one of the concerns among Board Members is that the Association’s Liability Policy will not cover the Association in the event a resident sues the association because they claim they have contracted COVID-19 from the Pool, Gym…
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Condo Owner Wants Out of Association-Purchased Cable TV Contract
S.H. from Broward County, Florida writes: Dear Mister Condo, Can a condo owner opt out of the condo joint cable TV contract? Mister Condo replies: S.H., that is a tricky question, to be sure. For many condo associations, it makes perfect sense for the association to negotiate with a satellite or cable provider to purchase…
Owner Questions Condo Association’s Right to Tow
M.S. from Florida writes: Dear Mister Condo, I live in an 88-unit condo community. The Declaration of my community provides that parking spaces are common elements and that common elements are appurtenances to units; I thus own a 1/88 interest in the common elements. My Association has adopted a parking decal rule and has installed signs…
Can the Condo Board Condemn Association Building?
I.B. from New London County, Connecticut writes: Dear Mister Condo, We have a 24-unit townhouse style condo complex, divided into 3 buildings. One building has been sinking badly over the years. We have several engineering reports to that effect. The inside and outside of the building have widening cracks and the windows and doors will…