Mich. Admin. Code R. 559.301 - Minimum requirements

Rule 301.

(1) A master deed shall contain a statement referring to the condominium subdivision plan and the condominium bylaws and shall incorporate them by reference.

(2) A master deed shall contain the mandatory provisions required by sections 8, 9, 37(3), and 69 of the act.

(3) Where applicable, a master deed shall contain the provisions in sections 31, 32, 33, 34(2), 35, 36, 37(1) and (2), 41, 45, 46, 47, 49, and 121 of the act.

(4) A master deed shall describe in detail all general and limited common elements. Pursuant to section 39 of the act, limited common elements shall be assigned in the master deed, unless the power to amend the master deed to make such assignments is reserved to the developer. The master deed shall designate the manner in which the common elements will be assessed.

(5) Pursuant to sections 35, 40, and 44 of the act, a master deed shall provide for the following easements:

(a) Reciprocal easements for a change of boundaries of units due to shifting, settling, or moving of a building in the condominium project.

(b) Easements for the installation, maintenance, and service for all utilities, including light, heat, power, sewer, water, and communications.

(c) If the project is not served by an existing municipal water and sewage system, and any component of the system is not located on property to be owned by the condominium, an easement shall be obtained, or other suitable arrangement made, for the repair and maintenance of such components, so long as the system continues to be used by the project.

(d) Such other easements as may be necessary for continued use and enjoyment of the project.

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Mich. Admin. Code R. 559.301

1979 AC; 1985 AACS