SEC. 1338. RECREATION FACILITIES.
§ 1338
Recreation facilities built within a residential subdivision must be restricted to resident use only through recorded covenants, and those covenants must include provisions for maintaining the facilities.
When a developer builds recreational facilities (like a pool or playground) in a new neighborhood, they have to put a legal restriction on the property saying that only residents can use them. The restriction documents also have to explain who is responsible for keeping these facilities in good working order.
- Complex:The section relies heavily on cross-reference to Section 1337(c) without summarizing what those covenants should contain, making full understanding difficult without consulting another part of the Code.
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Official text
Recreation facilities provided in the subdivision for use by the residents shall be restricted to recreational use by recorded covenants as described in Section 1337(c) of this Code. Provisions shall be included in said covenants for maintenance of said facilities.