Nebraska § 76-1709 Time-share estate program; instruments; developer-control period

Nebraska Statutes

§ 76-1709 — Time-share estate program; instruments; developer-control period

Nebraska·Ch. 76 Real Property

(1)The time-share instruments for a time-share estate program may provide for a period of time, known as the developer-control period, during which the developer or a managing agent selected by the developer shall manage the time-share program and the units in the time-share program.

(2)If the time-share instruments for a time-share estate program provide for the establishment of a developer-control period, they shall include, but not be limited to, provisions for the following:

(a)Termination of the developer-control period by action of the association;

(b)Termination of contracts for goods and services for the time-share program or for units in the time-share program entered into during the developer-control period; and

(c)A regular accounting by the developer to the association as

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(1) The time-share instruments for a time-share estate program may provide for a period of time, known as the developer-control period, during which the developer or a managing agent selected by the developer shall manage the time-share program and the units in the time-share program.
(2) If the time-share instruments for a time-share estate program provide for the establishment of a developer-control period, they shall include, but not be limited to, provisions for the following:
(a) Termination of the developer-control period by action of the association;
(b) Termination of contracts for goods and services for the time-share program or for units in the time-share program entered into during the developer-control period; and
(c) A regular accounting by the developer to the association as to all matters that significantly affect the interests of owners in the time-share program.

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