11-04-2022, 08:34 PM
If I had to guess, the developer committed to making a contribution to public space elsewhere in the City in exchange for a zoning variance. Rather than simply bundle the fee into the original condo sale price, they made it a separate line item. It's possible that they didn't know what that final amount was going to be during the pre-sale period and but still wanted each owner make a contribution to the public space contribution.
I am also assuming that this fee is not simply a Common Element Fee by another name.
I am also assuming that this fee is not simply a Common Element Fee by another name.