A new law adds a supplemental declaration to parts of law that affect common interest community certificates and the formal recording of common interest community properties with the registrar of titles.
A supplemental declaration is required when a common interest community, such as a condominium owners’ association, seeks to bring more land within the community’s jurisdiction.
Current statute does not specifically permit supplemental condominium and planned community declarations to be recorded on common interest community certificates of title. The law permits the supplemental recording on a certificate of title.
Sponsored by Rep. Gail Kulick Jackson (DFL-Milaca) and Sen. Linda Scheid (DFL-Brooklyn Park), the law is effective Aug. 1, 2010, except for the replacement of erroneous cross-references in a 2009 law with substantive definitions of certain terms related to filing a contract for deed. That section is effective April 16, 2010, the day after Gov. Tim Pawlenty signed the law.
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