Budget Line Items for Stormwater Expenses Sample Clauses

Budget Line Items for Stormwater Expenses. The dues of the Association shall include amounts for upkeep and reconstruction of the Facility/ies and charges for these purposes shall be included in the dues charged to Lots from the date of this Agreement for so long as the Facility/ies shall be required by the City Requirements. The Association shall maintain two (2) separate funds in its budget for the Facility/ies. The first (“Inspection and Maintenance Fund”) shall be for routine, yearly Facility/ies expenditures -- annual inspections, maintenance, and routine repairs – and the funds for this purpose may be maintained as part of the Association’s general account. The second (“Major Reconstruction Fund”) shall be dedicated to a separate, increasing reserve fund that will build over time and provide money for major repairs to and eventual reconstruction of the Facility/ies. The Major Reconstruction Fund shall be maintained in an account that is separate from the Association’s general account as described below. At a minimum, the Association shall earmark $1,298 annually from its collected dues for the Inspection and Maintenance Fund and $166 annually for the Major Reconstruction Fund. These minimum amounts shall be increased annually by 3% per year over the prior year’s amount. The Association may set a higher amount in its discretion. The Association shall set a higher amount if the Director determines, in his/her reasonable discretion that additional amounts are necessary to provide for adequate inspections and maintenance or for an adequate reserve fund. The Association shall set dues at a sufficient amount to fund each of the two line items in addition to the Association’s other obligations. The Association may compel payment of dues through all remedies provided in the Covenants for the Property or otherwise available under law.
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