Reservation Requests and Confirmations, or Assignment of Reservations, for Floating Weeks Sample Clauses

Reservation Requests and Confirmations, or Assignment of Reservations, for Floating Weeks an Owner must request that the Association, through the Property Manager, confirm his/her reservation request for a specific Use Period, and check-in/check-out day, according to the following Rules: (i) the Property Manager will not confirm a reservation request made by, or make an assignment for an Owner who is not current in the payment of his/her Charges including all interest, late charges and costs of collection and Property Manager, subject to the direction of the Board of Directors.
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Reservation Requests and Confirmations, or Assignment of Reservations, for Floating Weeks an Owner must request that the Association, through the Property Manager, confirm his/her reservation request for a specific Use Period, and check-in/check-out day, according to the following Rules: (i) the Property Manager will not confirm a reservation request made by, or make an assignment for an Owner who is not current in the payment of his/her Charges including all interest, late charges and costs of collection and enforcement including, but not limited to, court costs and legal fees; (ii) If no reservation request is made by an Owner by the deadline established for the year in question, the Association or the Property Manager, on behalf of the Association, will have the right to assign to that Owner his/her Floating Weeks; (iii) priority in the choice of Floating Weeks will be given to Owners in the order of their Intervals. The procedure for reserving Floating Weeks is provided for in Exhibit "C" to this Agreement. There are separate procedures for rotating the sequence of priority for reserving Fall and Winter Weeks and Spring and Additional Weeks. (iv) the Property Manager will use its reasonable efforts to notify each of these Owners in writing of its Assigned Use Period by November 15. To be valid, however, the assignment must be in writing. It is your responsibility to obtain a written assignment. Please contact the Property Manager if you do not receive a written assignment by November 30;
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Reservation Requests and Confirmations, or Assignment of Reservations, for Floating Weeks an Owner must request that the Association, through the Property Manager, confirm his/her reservation request for a specific Use Period, and check-in/check-out day, according to the following Rules: (i) the Property Manager will not confirm a reservation request made by, or make an assignment for an Owner who is not current in the payment of his/her Charges including all interest, late charges and costs of collection and enforcement including, but not limited to, court costs and legal fees; (ii) If no reservation request is made by an Owner by the deadline established for the year in question, the Association or the Property Manager, on behalf of the Association, will have the right to assign to that Owner his/her Floating Weeks; (iii) priority in the choice of Floating Weeks will be given to Owners in the order of their Intervals. The procedure for reserving Floating Weeks is provided for in Exhibit "C" to this Agreement. There are separate procedures for rotating the sequence of priority for reserving Fall and Winter Weeks and Spring and Additional Weeks.
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Reservation Requests and Confirmations, or Assignment of Reservations, for Floating Weeks an Owner must request that the Association, through the Property Manager, confirm his/her reservation request for a specific Use Period, and check-in/check-out day, according to the following Rules: (i) the Property Manager will not confirm a reservation request made by, or make an assignment for an Owner who is not current in the payment of his/her Charges including all interest, late charges and costs of collection and enforcement including, but not limited to, court costs and legal fees; (ii) a reservation request to the Property Manager must be made prior to Thanksgiving weekend of the preceding calendar year to reserve his/her Floating Weeks. If no reservation request is made by an Owner by the deadline established for the year in question, the Association or the Property Manager, on behalf of the Association, will have the right to assign to that Owner his/her Floating Weeks; (iii) priority in the choice of Floating Weeks will be given to Owners in the order of their Intervals. The procedure for reserving Floating Weeks is provided for in Exhibit "C" to this Agreement. There are separate procedures for rotating the sequence of priority for reserving Fall and Winter Weeks and Spring and Additional Weeks. (iv) the PProperty Manager will use its reasonable efforts to notify each of these Owners in writing of its Assigned Use Period by November 15. To be valid, however, the assignment must be in writing. It is your responsibility to obtain a written assignment. Please contact the Property Manager if you do not receive a written assignment by November 30; (v) the Association will use its reasonable efforts to respond to each reservation request with either a confirmation or a rejection within ten (10) business days after receipt. Please contact the Property Manager if you do not receive any response within fifteen (15) business days after you made the request. All requests must be in writing (by letter, fax or e-mail) to be valid. It is your responsibility to obtain a written confirmation; (vi) the Association is not authorized to consider any reservation request that does not comply with this paragraph 15. The Association shall act through the Property Manager, subject to the direction of the Board of Directors.
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