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(A) The project developer shall furnish the Administrative Official with one copy of the proposed consolidated master deed, one copy of by-laws and two copies of the proposed plans.
(B) The master deed and by-laws shall be reviewed for compliance with this code of ordinances to ensure that an assessment mechanism has been included to guarantee the financing of adequate maintenance of common elements.
(C) Master deeds submitted to the village for review shall not permit contraction of the condominium (whereby co-owners can withdraw from the condominium and responsibility for maintenance of common elements) without re-submittal of the master deed and by-laws to the Village Planning Commission and/or Zoning Commission, as required, for review and approval. Fees for these reviews shall be as established, from time to time, by the Village Council.
(Ord. 259, passed 10-24-1995; Ord. passed 2-1-2012)
(A) (1) Submission of an as built plan of a condominium project is required prior to occupancy.
(2) The Administrative Official may allow occupancy of the project before all improvements required are installed; provided, that a bond is submitted to the Village Clerk-Treasurer, sufficient in amount and type to provide for the installation of improvements before the expiration of the temporary occupancy permit without expense to the city.
(B) The amount of the bond shall be determined by the Village Council based on an estimate of the city engineers.
(Ord. 259, passed 10-24-1995; Ord. passed 2-1-2012)
Upon approval of the condominium site plan, the applicant shall furnish the Village Clerk-Treasurer a copy of the by-laws and consolidated master deed. A site plan shall be provided on a Mylar sheet of at least 24 inches by 36 inches.
(Ord. 259, passed 10-24-1995; Ord. passed 2-1-2012)
(A) Generally.
(1) Municipal civil infraction. A person, corporation, or firm who, as a result of violating any provision of this chapter, is responsible for a municipal civil infraction shall pay a civil fine of not more than $500, plus costs and other sanctions, for each infraction. Repeat offenses shall be subject to increased fines a set forth below. As used in this section, REPEAT OFFENSE means a second or any subsequent municipal civil infraction violation of the same requirement or provision of this chapter:
(a) Committed by a person, corporation or firm within any 24-month period; and
(b) 1. For which the person admits responsibility or is determined to be responsible.
2. The increased fine for a repeat offense under this chapter shall be as follows.
a. The fine for any offense which is a repeat offense shall be no less than $100, plus costs and other sanctions.
b. The fine for any offense which is a second repeat offense or any subsequent repeat offense shall be no less than $200, plus costs and other sanctions.
(2) Fines for violation notices. A person, corporation, or firm who, as a result of violating any provision of this chapter, receives a municipal civil infraction violation notice, upon a determination of responsibility thereon, shall pay a civil fine at the village Municipal Ordinance Violations Bureau as follows:
(a) Fifty dollars for the first violation;
(b) One hundred dollars for the second violation within a 12-month period; and
(c) Two hundred for the third or subsequent violation within a 24-month period.
(B) Deviation of approved PUD site plans. Pursuant to § 157.105, any deviation from the approved PUD site plan, except as authorized in this chapter, shall be considered a violation of this subchapter and treated as a misdemeanor. Further, any such deviation shall invalidate the PUD designation.
(Ord. 259, passed 10-24-1995; Ord. passed 2-1-2012)