Modification Application (Scroll down for Print Version)

What Can Be Modified?

Any exterior modification to your Unit or Limited Common Area, or any modification that affects the appearance, structure, or common systems requires pre-approval by the Board of Directors.  Approval may be conditioned on requirements established by the Board.  

Examples of modifications that may be permissible include planting or removing trees or shrubs, paving or resurfacing your driveway, replacing windows, changing or modifying your parking area, installing a handicap access ramp, hanging rain gutters, painting the outside of your unit a different color, installing a fence or substantial plant barrier, making changes to your unit's deck or patio, installing outside generators or fuel tanks, or making any changes to the appearance or function of the outside of your Unit or Limited Common Area.    

•  Any approved modification shall be maintained, repaired, and, if necessary, replaced at the sole expense of the Unit Owner and all subsequent Unit Owners. This obligation shall run with the Unit and bind all current and future Unit Owners. The Unit Owner is responsible for any damage resulting from the modification. The Association shall not be responsible for the maintenance of any modification. If the Association performs any maintenance, repair, or correction related to a modification, the cost shall be assessed to the Unit Owner. 

State of New Hampshire RSA 356-B:30 Alterations Within Units. –
I. Except to the extent prohibited by the condominium instruments, and subject to any restrictions and limitations specified therein, any unit owner may make any improvements or alterations within his unit that do not impair the structural integrity of any structure or otherwise lessen the support of any portion of the condominium. But no unit owner shall do anything which would change the exterior appearance of his unit or of any other portion of the condominium except to such extent and subject to such conditions as the condominium instruments may specify.