SKYLINE HOUSE - In-Unit Maintenance ProgramA. NAME Services offered by the Association to Unit Owners shall be known collectively as the In-Unit Maintenance Program, and income and expenses relating to such shall be identified in the financial statements and records as pertaining to the In-Unit Maintenance Program. B. ELIGIBILITY Any unit owner who is and remains in compliance with the Condominium
Instruments and the Rules and Regulations of the Condominium and who has
demonstrated a consistent pattern of timely assessment payment shall be
eligible to become a member of the In-Unit Maintenance Program by submitting
to the Association a completed Application for In-Unit Maintenance Program.
Non-Owners Residents desiring such services must apply through the Unit
Owner or Managing Agent. All charges incurred by non-owner residents shall
be billed to the unit owner or managing agent. The unit owner or managing
agent shall be responsible for delinquent charges, under Section D below. C. DELEGATION OF AUTHORITY TO GENERAL MANAGER In order to effectively administer the In-Unit Maintenance Program, the Board hereby delegates the authority to conduct the In-Unit Maintenance Program to Skyline House Management. All requests for services under the In-Unit Maintenance Program must go through the Management Office. Records of all requests under the program shall be maintained by the Management Office and available for review by the Board of Directors. D. USE OF ASSOCIATION EMPLOYEES Association employees may only enter a unit to perform a service under this program upon the instruction and direction of the Management office and with a written work order in their possession. Therefore, no resident may make any direct request of an employee to perform services under this program and all employees are directed to decline any such request. Any employee found to be in violation of this requirement is subject to immediate review and possible dismissal. If a resident has scheduled an appointment for service and cannot be at home, they must provide Management with a valid Admit Slip along with a key. UNDER NO CIRCUMSTANCES WILL THE ASSOCIATION ACCESS THE EMERGENCY KEY FOR THE PURPOSE OF IN-UNIT MAINTENANCE WORK. E. WORK PRIORITIES Except in an emergency where life, limb, or property are threatened, the routine work and services of the Association (which are for the benefit if ALL UNIT OWNERS) shall take priority over an individual member’s request for service under the In-Unit Maintenance Program. Management shall schedule work under In-Unit Maintenance Program to meet the needs of both the Association and the members participating in the In-Unit Maintenance Program. F. CHANGES IN-UNIT SERVICES PROGRAM The Board reserves the right to change the Fee Schedule and to add to, delete, or otherwise change any of the services or procedures relative to the In-Unit Maintenance Program. Such change shall be communicated to the members affected, as the Board shall at the time determine. G. RIGHT TO TERMINATE PROGRAM The In-Unit Maintenance Program is offered as a benefit and convenience to residents and as such there is no obligation for the Association to continue to offer the services. The Board reserves the right, therefore, to terminate the In-Unit Maintenance Program at any time without notice. H. INDEMNIFICATION Each member, by subscribing to the In-Unit Maintenance Program agrees to indemnify and hold harmless the Association, Management and its staff from and against any and all damages or claims for damages associated with entry into the Unit or the performance of work requested. I. FEE SCHEDULE All members receiving services under this program will be billed for such services within 72 hours upon completion. Payments are due in full upon receipt of the invoice. No employee of the Association may accept payment for services performed under program before the billing described has been made to the resident receiving such services. Residents with delinquent charges over thirty (30) days will be given written notice advising them of their ineligibility to participate in the In-Unit Maintenance Program until the outstanding balance is satisfied. Failure to satisfy outstanding charges will prompt legal action by the Association.
J. SERVICES OFFERED
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