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City Approval for February One Downtown Development Condominium Agreement

Original title: Resolution Authorizing The City Manager to Execute A Condominium Declaration With Elm Street Hotel, LLC, as Joint Declarants, Pursuant to the North Carolina Condominium Act Regarding the Property Each Declarant Owns In The February One Downtown Development Project

Record date · January 5, 2021

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What This Bill Does

The City Council passed a resolution authorizing the City Manager to enter into a formal with Elm Street Hotel, LLC. This agreement concerns properties owned by both the City and the developer within the February One Downtown Development project.

Why it matters

This resolution establishes the legal framework for how the City and Elm Street Hotel, LLC will manage and share ownership rights for their respective properties within the February One development site.

Who It Affects

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Directly affected

City of Greensboro

The City is a joint declarant and must adhere to the terms of the condominium declaration for its property.

Directly affected

Elm Street Hotel, LLC

The company is a joint declarant and must adhere to the terms of the condominium declaration for its property.

Key Facts

  • The City Council passed Resolution ID 21-0008.
  • The City Manager is authorized to sign a condominium declaration.
  • The City and Elm Street Hotel, LLC are designated as joint declarants.
  • The agreement is established under the North Carolina Condominium Act.
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  • The declaration applies to properties owned by the City and Elm Street Hotel, LLC within the February One Downtown Development project.
  • The resolution was introduced on December 9, 2020.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a condominium declaration?
It is a legal document that creates a condominium form of ownership, defining the boundaries of units and common areas, and establishing the rules for property management.
Why is the City entering into this agreement with a private hotel developer?
The City and Elm Street Hotel, LLC both own property within the same development project, and this agreement formalizes the legal structure for their shared ownership.

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Formalization of Mixed-Use Ownership

The use of the North Carolina Condominium Act indicates a formal legal structure for shared public-private property ownership in the downtown development.

City of GreensboroElm Street Hotel, LLC

Connected Entities

City Manager, North Carolina Condominium Act, Elm Street Hotel, LLC and 1 more
PersonCity Manager“Authorized to execute the condominium declaration.”Map →
otherNorth Carolina Condominium Act“The legal statute governing the condominium declaration.”Map →
OrganizationElm Street Hotel, LLC“Joint declarant with the City for the condominium project.”Map →
locationFebruary One Downtown Development Project“The site of the properties involved in the agreement.”Map →

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  • Controversy10
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  • Entertainment5
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