Cloverleaf Center
Condominium
PO Box 2346
Germantown MD 20875
A Resolution Put before
the Board of Directors in Open Session on December 21, 2011,
Titled Amendment
and Reformation of Resolution 2010-1 of March 17, 2010
Whereas the Plex
Unit owners voted on March 17, 2010 a levy upon themselves of a special assessment
to repair certain long standing deficiencies in their common property, and
Whereas the Board
of Directors thereby enacted Resolution 2010-1, and
Whereas the Board
concludes, having gathered all necessary facts and analyses, that
·
The
prior Board’s estimate of $14,100 per unit is insufficient to cover the costs
of repairs to the remaining six (6) buildings, due mainly to the increased
scope of the project required by current Montgomery County Code regarding
repairs to the roofing and the decks.
·
The
project can now go forward, however, by the affirmative resolution to amend and
reform Resolution 2010-1 so as to reflect the costs previously obligated to
this project and the expected future costs, including $1.7 million in contract
costs for repairs, plus interest and other costs.
·
Time
is of the essence of this project and of this assessment.
The elected current
members of the Board of Directors therefore affirmatively resolve that this
project shall now go forward, and amend and reform Resolution 2010-1 such that:
·
The
Special Assessment repayment term is extended from 60 months to 108 months.
·
The
monthly Special Assessment for each 98 Plex Unit owner is $235.
·
The
total Special Assessment for each Plex Unit owner is $25,380.
·
The
$25,380 consists of the following two parts:
o
A
$14,100 lien that was due and payable July 1, 2010, plus
o
A
$11,280 lien that is due and payable on this 21st Day of December,
2011, upon the affirmation of this Resolution.
o
This
lien may be satisfied by payment of $235 per month for 108 months and owners
who are current in these monthly payments are not delinquent in that portion
not yet due.
o
Owners
are individually responsible for and shall pay on demand any and all costs of
collection due to non-payment, fees, legal interest, plus the acceleration of this
lien in its entirety.
·
Plex
Unit owners who purchased a Plex Unit through a regular home sale or a
foreclosure after the $14,100 collections originally began in October 2008 will
also be responsible for their portion of the increased cost of the project,
plus any unpaid portion of the $14,100 special assessment. Owners who are in this situation will be
notified separately by our Property Management Company about how much the
additional payment will be and when their monthly payments will begin.
·
This
Special Assessment covers the costs for the renovations specified in the
engineering study as negotiated with the selected bidder, plus the costs for
the repairs to Phase 13 (“Building 1”), which was completed except for the
roof, engineering and bidding costs, a commercial loan up to $1.7 million for the
specified repairs of the limited common elements of the remaining six (6) Plex
buildings, loan interest and expenses, costs for collections, bad debts and
certain other legal fees that relate only to this project, and unforeseen costs
as may occasionally occur that relate to these repairs.
·
Although
this Special Assessment shall continue to be memorialized in the Operating
Budget, these are limited common element reserve expenses and are paid
exclusively and entirely by the Plex unit owners. Certain Plex Unit operational
expenses (maintenance) and limited common element reserve expenses may in the
future benefit as a result of these repairs and further reserve study.
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