The ParkShore Condominium Association

GENERAL RULES

A complete set of these rules can be picked up in the Management Office.

These Rules are intended to provide a practical framework for everyday living that will help to ensure mutually comfortable surroundings, security, prestige and the value of your investment at the ParkShore.

The ParkShore Rules govern the conduct of all residents and persons on the ParkShore property at the invitation or permission of any resident. All residents are legally obligated to observe all of the provisions of the Condominium Declaration and By-Laws, as well as the Association Rules. Each unit owner and resident is responsible for the conduct of family members, guests and lessees. To the extent that the provisions of applicable law, the Declaration and By-Laws, and the Rules are in conflict, the provisions of applicable law control first, followed by the provisions of the Declaration and By-Laws, and then by the Rules.

As a matter of fairness to all unit owners and residents, the Rules will be enforced by the Board of Directors of the ParkShore Condominium Association in accordance with its' powers and duties. The rules, remedies and procedures set forth are not exclusive. The Association, acting through the Board, may, in addition to or instead of such rules, remedies and procedures, and at its sole discretion, take any action or utilize any procedure provided or allowed at law, in equity or in the Declaration and By-Laws.

While it is Management's responsibility to maintain the comfort, security and effective functioning of our Association through the implementation and enforcement of the ParkShore governing documents, all residents share this responsibility. Residents should feel obligated to help promote a positive community environment by supporting the governing documents, reporting circumstances that disrupt a comfortable and secure environment, and offering suggestions when changes are needed.

These rules and procedures contain items also found in the Declaration, which is always the governing document.