UNIVERSITY
TOWNHOUSES COOPERATIVE
LATE CHARGES AND NSF CHECK POLICY
1. Carrying
Charges are due on (or before) the first of the month. For the safety of the cooperative and its
members, the cooperative does not accept Cash or Credit Card Payments. Checks, money orders, bank drafts or
certified personal checks are accepted.
If it becomes necessary to use the services of an attorney when a member
is delinquent with their carrying charges, court costs and attorney's fees will
be added to the amount owed as provided in Article 19 of the Occupancy
Agreement.
2. Payments not
received in full before
Payments received after
If any one of these dates falls on a weekend or holiday,
payments retrieved from the box at 8:00 AM on the following business day will
not be assessed the corresponding late charge.
The same deadline alterations for weekends apply to partial payments.
3. If any check
is returned from the bank for insufficient funds, payment being stopped, or any
other reason, it will be returned to the maker and will have to be replaced
with a certified check or money order. Checks
will not be redeposited. There will
be a $25.00 charge for any returned checks in addition to any accrued late
charges.
4. Any member who
has given us two "bouncing checks" within a 24 month (2 year) period
will no longer be allowed to pay by personal check for 24 months (2 years) from
the date of the second “bouncing check”.
If a third check “bounces” within the next 12
months following the 24-month probationary period, the member will no longer be
able to pay with a personal check.
5. 7-day notices
will be issued after the 20th of the month.
NO personal checks will be accepted from anyone after the
20th. Payments after that date must
be made by certified check or money order.
6. 7-day notices
will be filed with the attorney's office after the 28th of the month. At this point, the member will owe all legal
fees incurred (regardless of whether or not the member appears in court.)
7. A member whose payment record indicates delinquency will be reviewed by the Board of Directors to determine if their Occupancy Agreement should be renewed.