(A) To ensure that condominium ownership is bound together by appropriate conditions, covenants and restrictions (C.C. & R’s).
(B) To establish reasonable procedures for the dissolution of the condominium and demolition of the structures at the end of their economic, functional or physical life and thus obviate conditions of residential obsoleteness and blight and their detrimental effects upon both immediate occupants and the larger community;
(C) To ensure that the project developer provides adequate private outdoor living space, storage space and parking space to meet the expectations and changing needs of property owners over a long period of time;
(D) To ensure that the project developer is attentive to the performance characteristics of the structure and mitigates such problems as vibration and noise transmission which may be apparent to the buyer without living in the unit but which, if not adequately attenuated, may nevertheless render the living environment within the project undesirable and the transfer of unit ownership difficult;
(E) To ensure that the project developer uses contemporary and environmentally sensitive concepts of site planning and architectural design in the creation of the project and to ensure that the project, once completed, maintains its integrity over time.
(1995 Code, § 10.146.020) (Ord. 05-1990, passed 11-15-2005)