Official laws, outside guides and tools we point boards to, organised by state. Pick your state to see what applies to you.
This Pennsylvania statute spells out what a planned community declaration must include, from unit boundaries and expense allocations to reserved declarant rights and merger provisions. It is useful when boards, counsel, or developers need to review or draft governing documents.
The Pennsylvania statute for condominiums, found in Title 68, Part II, Subpart B (Chapters 31–34): creation and termination, management of the condominium and protection of purchasers.
The Pennsylvania statute for planned communities, found in Title 68, Part II, Subpart D (Chapters 51–54): creation and termination, management of the association and protection of purchasers.
These links are for general information and are not legal advice. Statutes change; confirm the current text with the official source and your association’s attorney.
