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It is the policy of
the Glenshire/Devonshire Residents Association to activate and perform
property inspections for the following reasons:
- Yearly
Inspection: Each summer the Association will
perform a visual drive by inspection of all properties within the Association.
All noted non compliant situations will be noticed to property owner
with time line for correction.
- Sellers Agent/Demand
Letter:
A full property inspection will be activated when the Association receives
a request to inspect from the sellers listing agent or a demand letter
for the sale or refinance of designated property. The property owner
will be notified if the property has no violations or noted violations
and of their responsibility to disclose to buyer and lender. The buyer will be required within 45 days to comply.
- Intent to Improve:
A full property inspection will be performed any time a proposed new
improvement has been submitted to the Association. Approval of any project
is contingent on all noted non-compliance issues at the time of the
preliminary project inspection.
- Notice by Association
or Complaint:
The Association will notice property owners of any non-compliant matter
when it has been brought to the attention of the Association by other
homeowners or is observed by staff during the performance of any association
duty.
- Assessment of
Damages:
Any violation may be cause for the assessment of damages. Notice to
property owners will be given prior to the board considering the assessment
of damages according to the guidelines set by law. The Board of Directors
reserves the right to assess damages for recurring violations that have
been previously noticed or have been denied permission or not granted
a temporary variance.
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