How the Uniform Planned Community Act really works.
Contributors: Pennsylvania Bar Institute.
Series: PBI ;; no. 2004-3510; PBI (Series) ;; no. 2004-3510.
Publisher: Pennsylvania Bar Institute
Published: 2003
Place of publication: [Mechanicsburg, PA] (5080 Ritter Rd., Mechanicsburg 17055-6903)
Language: eng
Number of pages: 132
Subjects: Planned communities -- Law and legislation -- Pennsylvania.; Homeowners' associations -- Law and legislation -- Pennsylvania.; Planned unit developments -- Law and legislation -- Pennsylvania.
Other titles: Uniform Planned Community Act
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.
"04:064"--Cover.
Table of contents: class: section
title: Advantages & disadvantages of a "limited" planned community under the Pennsylvania Uniform Planned Community Act -- Nancy S. Cleveland; class: section
title: Rights and obligations of the developer in relation to the association -- Carl N. Weiner; class: section
title: Dealing with municipalities: taxation and local government services -- Jeffrey R. Jankowski, Dusty Elias Kirk; class: section
title: Transitioning from the developer to homeowner control -- Ronald S. Krasnow, Steven L. Sugarman; class: section
title: Covenant enforcement in planned communities -- Alan Price Young; label: x
class: section
title: Rights and responsibilities of buyers and sellers in re-sales -- Nancy S. Cleveland; class: section
title: Highlights of proposed Amendments to the Act -- Steven L. Sugarman.