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Glossary of Commonly Used Terms (continued):
Management — The person or persons appointed by the Board, and delegated with the authority to
implement certain duties, powers or functions of the Association as provided by the CC&R's and
Bylaws.
Master Plan — The master land use plan for the Community as approved by Clark County, Nevada,
and as may be amended from time to time.
Member — Every Owner is a Member of the Association, with all the benefits, privileges, and
responsibilities defined in the Governing Documents.
Neighborhood — Any residential area within the Association, designated by the Declarant, which
may share benefit from Common Elements specific only to that Neighborhood and may also share
expenses through assessments for the cost of maintenance of such primary or exclusive use
areas.
Owners — One or more persons, which may include the Declarant or a Participating Builder, who
hold the record title to any Lot, but excluding in all cases any party holding an interest merely as
security for the performance of an obligation (such as a bank holding a security interest in a Lot
related to a mortgage on the Lot).
Participating Builder (or Builder) — Any entity who purchases one or more parcels of land within the
Community for further subdivision into Lots, development, and/or resale in the ordinary course of
business.
Residents — Any person who is physically residing in a Dwelling within the Community.
Resolution — Written and adopted decision of the Board of Directors regarding the business
operations or governance of the Association. The Board adopts the Resolution at a duly noticed
meeting and copies of the adopted Resolution are then mailed to all Owners.
Rules and Regulations — See "Community Standards".
Sub-Association — A Neighborhood within the Community subject to secondary governing
documents which control governance of private streets and Common Elements and is also subject
to the Association and it's Governing Documents. Owners in Sub-Associations are subject to two
sets of legal documents and pay two assessments.
Tenants — One or more persons residing in a Dwelling within the Community by means of a lease
between an Owner and the Tenant.
Unit — See "Lot".
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