If there is evidence or suspicion of fire anywhere in the building, call the Fire Department (911), and notify Property Management of Andover immediately. Do not try to handle the situation alone. IF YOUR UNIT IS ON FIRE If the fire is in your unit, exit your unit if safe to do so, keep doors... Read more
As discussed in the “Common Areas” section, no smoke or smell of smoke from a unit shall emanate into the common areas. If an odor from a unit is present outside the unit, the Unit Owner may be subject to a fine. It is the unit owners responsibility to keep smoke out of common areas.... Read more
NOTIFICATION OF RENOVATIONS When a Unit Owner plans renovations or repairs, Property Management of Andover must be notified two weeks in advance by completing and submitting the Description of Work Form. All contractors performing work on any unit or common area of the condominium must be licensed and insured. CONSIDERATION OF NEIGHBORING UNITS Work done... Read more
The trustees prefer that individuals list their homes for sale with a licensed agent and show them by appointment only. An agent must accompany anyone who is viewing a unit for sale. Open houses are permitted under the following conditions: ONE WEEK PRIOR TO THE OPEN HOUSE, the homeowner and/or agent must submit the following... Read more
All doors to the stairs are fire doors. In accordance with the fire code, they must be closed at all times. The front doors in each unit are also fire doors and must not be altered in any way. Hallway obstructions are fire code violations and will not be tolerated. Violation of this rule is... Read more
To order a copy of all selling documents (including a 6(d) certificate) contact Amber Amberl@pmandover.com or Coleen coleens@pmandover.com. An application form that needs to be filled out and paperwork that has to go to the new owner (example, welcome packet, rules and regulations, etc. and the sign off that the new owner has received this... Read more
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