Sub-Associations Clause Samples
The Sub-Associations clause defines the rights and obligations related to the formation or recognition of smaller, subsidiary groups within a larger association. It typically outlines the process for establishing these sub-associations, the extent of their autonomy, and how they interact with the main association, such as reporting requirements or adherence to overarching rules. This clause ensures organizational clarity and governance by setting boundaries and expectations for sub-groups, preventing conflicts and maintaining consistency within the broader association structure.
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Sub-Associations. Sub-associations may be created from time to time, to administer to particular portions of the Property; provided that no sub-association may be validly organized except pursuant to the authority and jurisdiction of a supplemental declaration as set forth in Section 2.3 above. A duly created sub-association shall be a supplemental homeowners association, organized pursuant to the authority and jurisdiction of a supplemental declaration, with concurrent and supplemental jurisdiction (subject to this Declaration and the other Project Documents) with the Association with respect to a particular portion of the Property. A sub-association shall have the power to establish standards and conduct activities for the property under its responsibility, subject to the Property Documents and any documents created in connection with the creation and ongoing operations of the sub-association. Notwithstanding the foregoing, the Association shall have the power and authority to veto any action taken or contemplated to be taken by any sub-association which the Board reasonably determines to be in violation of the Project Documents, or adverse or detrimental to the best interests of the Association, or its Members. The Association also shall have the power to reasonably require specific action to be taken by any sub-association in connection with the sub- association’s obligations and responsibilities (for example, without limitation, requiring specific maintenance or repairs, or requiring that a proposed sub-association budget include certain items and that expenditures be made therefor). A sub-association shall take appropriate action required by the Association by written notice, within the reasonable time frame set forth in such notice. If the sub-association fails to so comply, the Association shall have the power and authority to effectuate such action on behalf of the sub-association and to levy special assessments, pursuant to Article IV of this Declaration, to cover the reasonable costs thereof.
Sub-Associations. 7.1 The Developer intends to subdivide the Land for purposes of developing various Land Units thereon, which will be subject to this Constitution, SAC and MCR, as the case may be, as determined by the Developer during the development period.
7.2 All Sub-Associations will be Members of the Association, represented at any meeting of the Association, by the chairman or vice chairman of the Sub-Association, or a representative nominated by the trustees of such Sub-Association.
7.3 Membership of the Sub-Association will comprise the Owners of the various Land Units as provided for in the applicable SAC or MCR.
7.4 An Owner may never resign as a Member of the relevant Sub-Association or as a Sub- Member of the Association.
7.5 The members of a Sub-Association, will have the right to use that portion of the private streets held by the Association, which right of use may never be suspended.
7.6 The terms and conditions of SAC and the MCR may never be in conflict with this Constitution. In the event of any conflict, this Constitution will prevail.