703.13 (6), to separate or merge units under s. 703.13 (7) or (8), and to merge or consolidate a condominium under s. 703.275. (1m) “Association” means all of a condominium’s unit owners acting as a group, through an entity that is organized as provided under s. 703.15 (2) (a), in accordance with the condominium’s bylaws and declaration. (2) “Common elements” mean all of a condominium except its units. (3) “Common expenses” mean the expenses of an association. (3m) “Common surpluses” mean the surpluses of an association. (4) “Condominium” means property subject to a condominium declaration established under this chapter. (5) “Condominium instruments” mean the declaration, plats
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Acquisition of common elements by condemnors. Association records; inspection by unit owners; financial audits. Access to records of association-controlled entity. Establishing fee amounts charged by association. Separate taxation. Construction and suppliers’ liens. Resident agent; exemption of unit owners from liability. Remedies for violations by unit owner or tenant of a unit owner. Association-unit owner dispute; notice required. Tort and contract liability. Expanding condominiums. Addendum to plat to reflect changes in building codes or zoning ordinances. Zoning and building regulations. Merger or consolidation of condominiums. Removal from provisions of this chapter. Removal no bar to subsequent resubmission. Rules of construction. Personal application. Lease or rental agreements for residential units. Easements and encroachments. Disclosure requirements in connection with sale of unit. Payoff statement for unpaid assessments and other obligations. Blanket mortgages and other blanket liens affecting a unit at time of first conveyance. Termination of contracts and leases. Provisions requiring employment of declarant or vendor to effect sale. Small condominiums. Interpretation. Applicability to existing condominiums.
and plans of a condominium together with any attached exhibits or schedules. (6) “Conversion condominium” means a structure which, before the recording of a condominium declaration, was wholly or partially occupied by persons other than those who have contracted for the purchase of condominium units and those who occupy with the consent of the purchasers. (6m) “Correction instrument” means an instrument drafted by a professional land surveyor that, upon recording, corrects an error in a condominium plat. “Correction instrument” does not include an instrument of conveyance. (7) “Declarant” means any owner who subjects his or her property to a condominium declaration established under this chapter. The term includes an assignee of the declarant under s.