As of Monday November 6, 2006, no new rentals

Eliminates all future leasing but allows units that are leased as of the effective date of the amendment to continue until the unit is sold or re-occupied by the owner.

The Amendment will allow family members of an owner to occupy a unit providing there is not lease involved. Family= Parents, children, grandparents, grandchildren and siblings

Hardship provision - owner may lease a unit for one year, upon approval of the Board.

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All Unit Owners who do not reside in a Unit Owned by them shall provide the Board with their permanent residence address and phone numbers here they may be reached in an emergency, both at home and at work. Any expenses incurred by the board in locating a unit Owner who fails to provide such information shall be assessed to the Unit Owner as a common expense. Unless otherwise provided by law, any Unit Owner who fails to provide such information shall be deemed to have waived the right to receive notices at any address other than the address of the unit and the Board shall not be liable to any loss, damage, injury or prejudice to the rights of any such unit owner caused by any delays in receiving notice resulting therefrom.

No Unit Owner may lease less than the entire unit, nor may the unit be leased for transient or hotel purposes. The number of occupants in a unit are evaluated by the City of Aurora using the BOCA Standards. Every lease must be for a period of at least one year, unless the Board consents in writing to the contrary.

Every lease shall be in writing and shall contain the following provision: "This lease is subject to compliance by the LESSOR and LESSEE, WITH ALL THE PROVISIONS OF THE DECLARATION, BY-LAWS, AND RULES AND REGULATIONS OF PRAIRIE VILLAGE TOWNHOME ASSOCIATION."

The Unit Owner shall be responsible for providing his or her tenants with the Unit Owner manual. In addition, the Association shall be given a signed original lease prior to the occupancy date on said lease. Any expenses incurred by the Association in obtaining these documents shall be assessed to the unit owner responsible as a common expense.

All lessors shall file a copy of the lease for their units with the Association within 30 days of the beginning of the lease. The lease shall be in conformity with the Declaration of Condominium Ownership, By-Laws and Rules and Regulations, as amended from time to time. Owners are responsible for acts of their tenants, Such lease shall also have attached a "Rider to Lease."

If a tenant violates any provision of the Declarations, By-Laws or Rules and Regulations, the Board at its discretion shall determine what action or actions should be taken against the Unit Owner and/or tenant, as the case may be. When the Board, in its discretion, determines that a violation or series of violations warrant termination of the lease, the Board may take whatever action or actions are necessary to terminate the lease.

All expenses of the Board, in connection with any violations under these rules, shall be assessed to the account of the Unit Owners responsible as a common expense.

Provisions herein which relate to the execution of new leases shall become effective upon the expiration of any lease which is currently in effect. However, the requirements herein are effective immediately. Unit Owners shall supply the Association with a photo copy of any existing lease no later than thirty days after the effective date of these Rules.

Every unit owner is required to forward to the Board all names of lessees and the number of people intending to occupy the unit. If any additional people reside in that unit during the duration of that lease, the names of those individuals must be submitted to the Board as well.

When a lease is renewed WITH THE SAME TENANT the Board shall accept a written notice of the dates to this extension of the lease.