NY condos governed by Condo Act (RPL Article 9-B); HOAs by declaration. Ulster County HOAs must follow Not-for-Profit Corporation Law for meetings and elections.
Most Ulster County HOAs are incorporated under the NY Not-for-Profit Corporation Law (N-PCL), which sets minimum standards for annual meetings, quorum, notice (10-60 days before meeting), and elections. Condominiums additionally follow Real Property Law Article 9-B. Board meetings do not have to be open unless bylaws require it, but budget adoption meetings require notice to unit owners. NY does not yet have a general HOA transparency statute like some states; board procedure is governed primarily by the governing documents.
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Ulster County, NY
Commercial noise limits are set by each municipality and generally cap sound at the property line of receiving residential zones. Kingston sets limits at 60 ...
Ulster County, NY
Vehicle noise is governed primarily by New York Vehicle and Traffic Law Section 386, which prohibits modified exhaust systems and excessive vehicle noise sta...
Ulster County, NY
Construction hours are set by each municipality. Most Ulster County towns allow construction 7am to 6pm or 7pm Monday through Saturday, with no Sunday constr...
Ulster County, NY
Ulster County enforces New York State Agriculture and Markets Law on dangerous dogs, while barking nuisance rules are set by individual municipalities. Kings...
Ulster County, NY
Ulster County itself does not set countywide quiet hours; rules are governed by each town, village, and the City of Kingston. Most Ulster municipalities, inc...
Ulster County, NY
Abandoned vehicles on public streets in Ulster County can be tagged and towed after 48-96 hours depending on municipality. On private property, unregistered ...
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