Whenever a building or a group of buildings on one lot is permitted to contain more than one entity and the applicant for a zoning permit, special exception, or site development plan intends to create a common interest community with respect to said lot, the applicant shall so state in the application.
Whenever a common interest community is created in Newtown, the owner of the land subjecting said land to the Connecticut Common Interest Ownership Act[1] shall, at the time said common interest community is created:
8.13.210 
Deliver to the Zoning Enforcement Officer a copy of the declaration creating said common interest community and a copy of the by-laws of the Unit Owners' Association. The declaration shall contain clear language that maintenance responsibility, including, but not limited to, all infrastructure repair, trash removal, street plowing/sanding/repair, lawn mowing and leaf pickup within the boundaries of the common interest community shall rest with the Unit Owners' Association; and
8.13.220 
File with the Zoning Enforcement Officer the names and addresses of all officers of the Unit Owners' Association as they are initially constituted. If the Unit Owners' Association is not established concurrently with the creation of the common interest community, the owner shall file said names and addresses as soon as the Unit Owners' Association is established.
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Editor's Note: See C.G.S. § 47-200 et seq.
The Unit Owners' Association, upon recording an amendment to the common interest community declaration or bylaws with the Town Clerk's Office, shall simultaneously notify the ZEO of any changes in its obligations or duties contained within such declaration or bylaws.
The Unit Owners' Association of any common interest community created in Newtown shall file with the Zoning Enforcement Officer annually, within 30 days of his election, the name and address of the President, Chairman or other designated chief executive officer authorized to act for the Unit Owners' Association for the following year, as well as any changes to the bylaws or declaration of the common interest community or to the site configuration that materially affects conditions of zoning approval or special exception approval.