Re: Taxe Exempt Expenses & the Idea of Cohousing Expenses | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Ellen Keyne Seebacher (elle![]() |
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Date: Tue, 9 Feb 2010 17:56:57 -0800 (PST) |
On Sun, Feb 07, 2010 at 07:54:01PM -0500, Sharon Villines wrote: > Some communities even have separate condo fees for social > activities. I think this is a false opposition and one that is not > good for cohousing communities. Then it's a good thing your cohousing community is able to roll all expenses into one all-encompassing fee. Ours is not; the state has strict rules about what we can charge affordable-unit buyers for condo fees, and the town has forbidden us (as a condition of our building permit) to require "cohousing" fees from owners who don't want to participate. So we have to be clear about what's required to keep our homeowners' association running (plowing and building maintenance, for example) and what's optional. I'm glad your model works for you. Ellen Seebacher (Mosaic Commons / Sawyer Hill Ecovillage, Berlin, Massachusetts)
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Re: Meal Preparation Rosemary McNaughton, February 7 2010
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- Re: Taxe Exempt Expenses & the Idea of Cohousing Expenses Ellen Keyne Seebacher, February 9 2010
- Re: Taxe Exempt Expenses & the Idea of Cohousing Expenses Sharon Villines, February 10 2010
- Re: Taxe Exempt Expenses & the Idea of Cohousing Expenses Diana Carroll, February 10 2010
- Re: Taxe Exempt Expenses & the Idea of Cohousing Expenses Sharon Villines, February 10 2010
- Re: Taxe Exempt Expenses & the Idea of Cohousing Expenses Rosemary McNaughton, February 17 2010
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Re: Meal Preparation Rosemary McNaughton, February 7 2010
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