What are Common Facilities in a community?

Common Facilities are areas demarcated on a Master Plan that are owned by the developer but designated for common use. These facilities serve the entire Master Project and include gardens, streets, swimming pools, and playgrounds. They are subject t…

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Common Facilities are areas demarcated on a Master Plan that are owned by the developer but designated for common use. These facilities serve the entire Master Project and include gardens, streets, swimming pools, and playgrounds. They are subject to ownership limitations, meaning the developer cannot shut them down or alter them to restrict owner access. This ensures that residents in major developments always have access to essential amenities like pedestrian walkways and public car parks. Their maintenance is funded through specifically approved Usage Charges.

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