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Jefferson Green Unit Owners Assoc. v. Gwinn
No. 002574Supreme Court of Virginia
002574 Jefferson Green Unit Owners Assoc. v. Gwinn 09/14/2001 Although the circuit court erred in finding that a zoning proffer making recreational facilities available to a condominium by requiring payment of…
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002574 Jefferson Green Unit Owners Assoc. v. Gwinn 09/14/2001 Although the circuit court erred in finding that a zoning proffer m…
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002574 Jefferson Green Unit Owners Assoc. v. Gwinn 09/14/2001 Although the circuit court erred in finding that a zoning proffer making recreational facilities available to a condominium by requiring payment of membership dues in a private recreational association is unconstitutional, the judgment requiring a unit owners' association to re-establish membership in the recreational facility and to pay membership dues is affirmed. The circuit court correctly determined that the proffer does not violate the limitation in Code § 15.2-2297(A)(v).
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002574 Jefferson Green Unit Owners Assoc. v. Gwinn 09/14/2001 Although the circuit court erred in finding that a zoning proffer making recreational facilities available to a condominium by requiring payment of membership dues in a private recreational association is unconstitutional, the judgment requiring a unit owners' association to re-establish membership in the recreational facility and to pay membership dues is affirmed. The circuit court correctly determined that the proffer does not violate the limitation in Code § 15.2-2297(A)(v).
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