Years of setbacks in delivering safe water to Bolton Valley residents has prompted the owner of a private utility to seek a 369 percent rate increase to help pay for system upgrades. (collective bill for Lodge Condo owners will rise from $4,104 to $15,153) Originally from Community Associations Network National
While no criminal charges have yet been filed against a resort area businessman amidst an investigation into alleged fraud and embezzlement, one of his clients this last week filed a civil suit in Worcester County Circuit Court, seeking over $1 million in compensatory and punitive damages. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A condominium at 8211 Sounds Ave. applied for a permit with Sea Isle City on Thursday to demolish its first- and second-floor decks and deck roofs, city Administrator George Savastano said. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A decade ago, this small Pennsylvania town was found to have engaged in racketeering to thwart a condo development. Then years later it was found to have wronged the developer yet again. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A troubled Northwest Miami-Dade condo development seeks a new strategy to collect payments from delinquent owners. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Ilikai hotel developer Brian Anderson was slapped with another lawsuit this week seeking to remove him from the condominium association board and claiming that he persistently failed to pay association fees that now total more than $845,000. Originally from National Community Associations News
The Villagio at Estero Condominium Association Board of Directors is applying to the Federal Emergency Management Agency for an exception that places the community in a flood plain Originally from National Community Associations News
A condominium at 8211 Sounds Ave. applied for a permit with Sea Isle City on Thursday to demolish its first- and second-floor decks and deck roofs, city Administrator George Savastano said. Originally from National Community Associations News
A decade ago, this small Pennsylvania town was found to have engaged in racketeering to thwart a condo development. Then years later it was found to have wronged the developer yet again. Originally from National Community Associations News
A troubled Northwest Miami-Dade condo development seeks a new strategy to collect payments from delinquent owners. Originally from National Community Associations News
