The South Keys Landing
Homeowners Association (SKLHA) and its members
are excited about this great, new community and
the potential it has to offer and we hope you’ll
share our positive sentiment, if you don’t
already.
SKLHA’s Mission is to channel
the voices of owners and residents towards the development
and maintenance of a safe, vibrant and
attractive community. We work on this every day.
SKLHA
is a non-profit organization that operates with
a group of local residents – all volunteers,
organized as an Executive, occasional volunteers, and
hundreds of members.
The SKLHA Committee is charged with
managing the Association and has
responsibilities that include:
GENERAL OBJECTIVES
The general objectives of the
SKLHA Committee
are:
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To act as an
agent for the generation of opportunities
that will encourage interest and
participation in community affairs and
activities
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To act as a
voice for the interests of the community by
expressing coordinated views that contribute
to awareness of their needs
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To act as a
forum for communication, participation, and
coordination among all members of the
community and government
WE PROVIDE
The SKLHA Committee is organized to provide a number of
specific services to its members, which include:
WE
VALUE
The SKLHA values:
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diversity and
creativity within its community
-
community
involvement
-
partnerships
where people can work together in support of
the community
-
communication as a means to foster
understanding and dialogue
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WHAT THE JOINT USE AGREEMENT SAYS
As per the Joint Use Agreement, the Executive is charged with
managing the Association and has responsibilities that include:
3.0 MANAGEMENT OF THE COMMON PROPERTY
3.1 Initial Management of Common
Property.
The Common Property shall be
managed by Ontario or its nominee until such
time as a majority of the Units are transferred
to the first purchasers. During this time
Ontario or its nominee shall be entitled to
charge to the Owners as a Common Expense a
reasonable fee for labour furnished or materials
supplied by Ontario or its nominees, servants or
agents to manage, maintain, repair and replace
the Common Property as required and, in default
of payment on demand, Ontario shall have the
same rights and remedies as set out in Section
4.5. Ontario or its nominee shall perform all
the duties of the Owners' Committee described
below until such time as the Owners' Committee
has been elected.
3.2 Turnover of Management to the
Owners' Committee.
When a majority of the Units have
been transferred by Ontario to first purchasers,
the management and supervision of the
maintenance, repair and replacement of the
Common Property shall be done by an Owners'
Committee described below.
3.3 Owners' Committee.
Once created, the
duties of the Owners' Committee are:
(a)
to
prepare an annual budget for the maintenance,
repair and general upkeep of the Common
Property;
(b)
to
estimate the amount of Common Expenses for the
ensuing year;
(c)
to
keep the Common Property insured according to
the requirements of this Agreement;
(d)
to
establish and utilize a reserve fund for
contingencies including the major repair and
replacement of the Common Property;
(e)
generally, to oversee the management and
operation of the Common Property and, if deemed
necessary, to appoint a property manager which
will deal with day to day management, accounting
and general administrative matters and will be
fully accountable to the Owners' Committee;
(f)
to
enforce the rules and regulations imposed upon
the Owners as set out in Schedule "D" and to
make such amendments as are necessary from time
to time;
(g)
to
arbitrate disputes between Owners who benefit
from Shared Elements about maintenance, repair
and replacement of the Shared Elements; and
(h)
to
account to the Owners from time to time with
respect to the performance of its duties, and,
in particular, to call annual meetings of the
Owners in accordance with this agreement.
FOR MORE INFORMATION, PLEASE SEE YOUR JOINT USE AGREEMENT
