Article 6 of the same bylaw openly provides that 'no person may, without license, start or continue extracting groundwater at a daily average of more than 5 m3/day from one well or two wellswhere the distance separating one another does not exceed fifteen meters.
Others read the same university bylaws and come to a different conclusion.
The process for amending bylaws is the same regardless of whether you wish to modify existing provisions, add new provisions, or delete provisions.
If not, can we simply amend our bylaws to adopt the same type of laws a co-op has regarding sales and rentals? A. It probably makes more sense for a condominium to adopt co-op-like rules than to convert to a co-op.
(At the same time, Mr. Siegler said, condo bylaws typically do not provide for a right of first refusal when the unit is being sold by a sponsor, when title is being transferred as a result of a foreclosure or when a unit owner is selling to an adult family member or to a trust set up for the benefit of a family member).
At the same time, Mr. Saft said, while condominium bylaws usually provide that the unit owners are responsible for maintenance of repairs in their units, in this case the board should have patched, sealed and painted the wall to restore it to its original condition.
At the same time, Mr. Sladkus said, while most co-op bylaws provide for voting to be by voice vote, the shareholders almost always demand a vote by written ballot to preserve anonymity.
At the same time, Mr. Shmulewitz said, the proprietary lease and bylaws of most co-ops provide that maintenance and assessments be imposed on a per-share basis, so that each shareholder bears his proportionate share of the co-op's aggregate expenses.
There are many different styles and versions of bylaws, and no two sets are the same.
Ms. Boyd questioned whether Ludlow House would have the same structure as, say, a college club with a charter and bylaws, not to mention tax-exempt status.
