§ 5:10-27.3 Common interest communities
(a) For purposes of this subchapter:
1. "Common interest community" means a horizontal property regime, condominium, cooperative or
mutual housing corporation, in which some of the property, known as "common elements," is owned by
all of the unit owners as tenants-in-common; and
2. "Unit owners' association" means the association organized for the purpose of management of the
common elements and facilities of a common interest community.
(b) In a common interest community, the owner or proprietary leaseholder of each unit in which one or
more children 10 years or under reside or will reside or are regularly present for a substantial period of time
shall have the duties of an owner under this subchapter with regard to the unit. The unit owners' association
shall have the duties of an owner under this subchapter with regard to the common elements and facilities.
(c) The owner or proprietary lessee of a unit in a common interest community shall provide written notice to
the unit owners' association of any request by the tenant of a unit in which one or more children 10 years of
age or under reside or will reside or are regularly present for a substantial period of time for installation of
window guards on windows in the common elements.
(d) A unit owners' association shall not adopt or seek to enforce any restrictions or architectural controls
that would prohibit or impede the installation of window guards required to be installed by this subchapter.
HISTORY:
New Rule, R.2007 d.40, effective February 5, 2007.
See: 38 N.J.R. 3947(a), 39 N.J.R. 363(b).
Section was "Reserved".
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