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12. Condominiums: Plans and Amendments

(May 1, 2000)

The Land Court Engineers no longer prepare condominium plans for filing at the local registry. Instead, the site plan (which has heretofore been filed with the Engineering Department) along with the floor plans and condominium documents will be reviewed by the Land Court Legal Department. The condominium will then be allowed by a Land Court Judge as evidenced by the Judge's signature on the face page of the Master Deed. After the condominium is allowed the condominium documents and plans should be filed at the proper registry.

All amendments to the Master Deed must also be allowed by a Judge. Amendments to the condominium trust do not need Land Court approval.

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