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§  339-m.  Common  profits  and  expenses.  The  common profits of the  property shall be distributed among, and the common  expenses  shall  be  charged  to,  the  unit  owners  according  to  their  respective common  interests, provided however, that expenses of insurance may  be  charged  as provided in section three hundred thirty-nine-bb. Notwithstanding any  provision  of  this  article,  profits  and  expenses  may  be specially  allocated and apportioned by the board of managers in a manner different  from common profits and expenses, to one or more  non-residential  units  where  so authorized by the declaration and bylaws. In the case of units  in any  building,  residential  or  non-residential,  or  a  combination  thereof, profits and expenses may be specially allocated and apportioned  based  on  special or exclusive use or availability or exclusive control  of particular units or common areas by particular  unit  owners,  if  so  authorized  by  the  declaration  and bylaws, in a manner different from  common profits and  expenses.  Notwithstanding  any  provision  of  this  article,  common expenses may be charged to the owners of units that are  subject  to  a  regulatory  agreement  with  a  governmental  entity  or  instrumentality  limiting  the household income of the residents of such  units upon initial occupancy that are  less  than  the  common  expenses  charged to owners of other units where such lesser charges are necessary  to  ensure that the combined common expenses, mortgage and other housing  costs paid by owners of units subject to such regulatory  agreements  do  not  exceed  thirty  percent  of the household income limit specified in  such regulatory agreements. Where so authorized by the  declaration  and  bylaws,  common  expenses  may  be charged to owners of units subject to  such regulatory agreements in a manner that (i) is not  proportional  to  the  respective  common interests of such owners, (ii) limits the amount  charged to such owners, or (iii) limits the rate  at  which  the  amount  charged  to  such  owners  may  increase.  The existence of such special  allocation of common expenses and its financial impact  upon  all  units  shall be disclosed as a special risk in any offering plan.

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Statutes > New-york > Rpp > Article-9-b > 339-m

§  339-m.  Common  profits  and  expenses.  The  common profits of the  property shall be distributed among, and the common  expenses  shall  be  charged  to,  the  unit  owners  according  to  their  respective common  interests, provided however, that expenses of insurance may  be  charged  as provided in section three hundred thirty-nine-bb. Notwithstanding any  provision  of  this  article,  profits  and  expenses  may  be specially  allocated and apportioned by the board of managers in a manner different  from common profits and expenses, to one or more  non-residential  units  where  so authorized by the declaration and bylaws. In the case of units  in any  building,  residential  or  non-residential,  or  a  combination  thereof, profits and expenses may be specially allocated and apportioned  based  on  special or exclusive use or availability or exclusive control  of particular units or common areas by particular  unit  owners,  if  so  authorized  by  the  declaration  and bylaws, in a manner different from  common profits and  expenses.  Notwithstanding  any  provision  of  this  article,  common expenses may be charged to the owners of units that are  subject  to  a  regulatory  agreement  with  a  governmental  entity  or  instrumentality  limiting  the household income of the residents of such  units upon initial occupancy that are  less  than  the  common  expenses  charged to owners of other units where such lesser charges are necessary  to  ensure that the combined common expenses, mortgage and other housing  costs paid by owners of units subject to such regulatory  agreements  do  not  exceed  thirty  percent  of the household income limit specified in  such regulatory agreements. Where so authorized by the  declaration  and  bylaws,  common  expenses  may  be charged to owners of units subject to  such regulatory agreements in a manner that (i) is not  proportional  to  the  respective  common interests of such owners, (ii) limits the amount  charged to such owners, or (iii) limits the rate  at  which  the  amount  charged  to  such  owners  may  increase.  The existence of such special  allocation of common expenses and its financial impact  upon  all  units  shall be disclosed as a special risk in any offering plan.

State Codes and Statutes

State Codes and Statutes

Statutes > New-york > Rpp > Article-9-b > 339-m

§  339-m.  Common  profits  and  expenses.  The  common profits of the  property shall be distributed among, and the common  expenses  shall  be  charged  to,  the  unit  owners  according  to  their  respective common  interests, provided however, that expenses of insurance may  be  charged  as provided in section three hundred thirty-nine-bb. Notwithstanding any  provision  of  this  article,  profits  and  expenses  may  be specially  allocated and apportioned by the board of managers in a manner different  from common profits and expenses, to one or more  non-residential  units  where  so authorized by the declaration and bylaws. In the case of units  in any  building,  residential  or  non-residential,  or  a  combination  thereof, profits and expenses may be specially allocated and apportioned  based  on  special or exclusive use or availability or exclusive control  of particular units or common areas by particular  unit  owners,  if  so  authorized  by  the  declaration  and bylaws, in a manner different from  common profits and  expenses.  Notwithstanding  any  provision  of  this  article,  common expenses may be charged to the owners of units that are  subject  to  a  regulatory  agreement  with  a  governmental  entity  or  instrumentality  limiting  the household income of the residents of such  units upon initial occupancy that are  less  than  the  common  expenses  charged to owners of other units where such lesser charges are necessary  to  ensure that the combined common expenses, mortgage and other housing  costs paid by owners of units subject to such regulatory  agreements  do  not  exceed  thirty  percent  of the household income limit specified in  such regulatory agreements. Where so authorized by the  declaration  and  bylaws,  common  expenses  may  be charged to owners of units subject to  such regulatory agreements in a manner that (i) is not  proportional  to  the  respective  common interests of such owners, (ii) limits the amount  charged to such owners, or (iii) limits the rate  at  which  the  amount  charged  to  such  owners  may  increase.  The existence of such special  allocation of common expenses and its financial impact  upon  all  units  shall be disclosed as a special risk in any offering plan.