I live in a 90-units townhouse condo association. The units were built in the 80's in three phases. As part of the condo bylaws, they structured the fees in such a way that phase III residents pay more than phase I and II residents. This is how the system works nowadays even though phase III has the most compact foot print and least number of units and landscaped areas. The law that was crafted 30 years ago requires 100% to alter the fee structure. Obviously, most of the early phase residents are so addicted to the quasi subsidy system that they do not want to see any change. We, therefore, continue to shoulder most of the responsibilities and get the least benefit in return. How do you see it from legal point of view?
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