Re: which groups are co-ops? | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Judy Baxter (BAXTERepi.umn.edu) | |
Date: Tue, 10 Jan 2006 08:45:06 -0800 (PST) |
Hi Lynn- Monterey Cohousing Community in Minneapolis/St. Paul, MN is a coop, a condo, and a master association that ties them together. The coop came first, w/ the purchase of the building and property, and was the development entity (I think that's right?) I think it is unlikely that anyone else has such a set up, and suspect that our documents may not be the best to look at. Judy ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Judy Baxter, Monterey Cohousing Community,(MoCoCo) Twin Cities Area, Mpls.,MN ---------------------------------------------------------------------- -- e-mail: baxter [at] epi.umn.edu 15 homes - 7 new townhomes plus 8 coop apartments in the Mansion (a rehab Georgian building) (built as a retirement home in 1924 -) which also serves as our Common House coops moved in in 1993, townhomes in 1996 ---------------------------------------------------------------------- Voice Mail for Monterey Cohousing - 952-930-7554 web page: http://www.jimn.org/mococo/ --------Original message------ Please chime in here to identify your cohousing, ecovillage, or other intentional-community group, if you are a co-op (far enough along to have legal documents - bylaws and the equivalent of CC&Rs etc). This may be useful info for future list searchers. I'll then get in touch with you off list, to discuss your willingness to share documents or advice. I need to learn anything that makes co-op documents different from the ones I've already worked with.
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