Condo LLA?

Jim Frame · Post by **Jim Frame** » Wed Apr 23, 2014 9:11 pm

I have a prospective client who wants to change some airspace condo unit boundaries to conform to existing wall alignments. Any reason this can't be done via Lot Line Adjustment?

dmi · Post by **dmi** » Wed Apr 23, 2014 9:47 pm

Why would you do that? Just amend the air space plans and have the owners amend the project documents (cc&rs)

Ian Wilson · Post by **Ian Wilson** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 4:43 am

Once the local agency approves the subdivision of the project into x parcels, they are out if the game and it no longer falls under the SMA. The Davis-Sturling Act takes over and the BRE is the over site agency for creation of the "lots".

After the condos are created, changes are merely between neighbors and the association managing the common space. As Dane says, update the Condo pPlan and the CC&Rs. Bob's your uncle...Done.

Jim Frame · Post by **Jim Frame** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 6:45 am

Thanks to both of you!

Lee Hixson · Post by **Lee Hixson** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 7:00 am

(Another good example of the usefullness of the forum.)

desert turtoise · Post by **desert turtoise** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 12:01 pm

That reveals the land surveyor in I.W.'s comment; Surveyors work on "sites", therefore his accidental use of the term "over site". Let the lawyers and others use the correct spelling, "oversight", I like his usage of the term "over site".

Ok, since I have a hang up about spelling, please forgive me for correcting "Sturling" Act to Stirling Act.

squid · Post by **squid** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 1:27 pm

desert turtoise wrote:
Ok, since I have a hang up about spelling, please forgive me for correcting "Sturling" Act to Stirling Act.

Ok, I'll bite, though I may regret it. If you have a hangup about spelling, why is your screen name "turtoise" instead of "tortoise"?

skwid

RAM · Post by **RAM** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 1:40 pm

oh, the squid is back!

Ian Wilson · Post by **Ian Wilson** » Thu Apr 24, 2014 4:18 pm

desert turtoise wrote:That reveals the land surveyor in I.W.'s comment; Surveyors work on "sites", therefore his accidental use of the term "over site". Let the lawyers and others use the correct spelling, "oversight", I like his usage of the term "over site".

Ok, since I have a hang up about spelling, please forgive me for correcting "Sturling" Act to Stirling Act.

Actually, DT, I'm "typing" on an iPad with a touch screen. It's a pain in the @$& at times. I'm not the best speller in the room, but the iPad hinders...

But thanks for pointing it out!

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