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condominium
(redirected from Condominium association)

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condominium
a centrally owned, usually cooperative, facility of feed mill, feed trucks, feed purchasing and health services but separate individual ownership of livestock, and usually the feedlot yards.


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Rankin previously held residential management positions with Hudson River Property Management and Riva Pointe Condominium Association.
Sources said the idea was to have the condominium association perhaps build a pocket park there while Witte suggested that development of the lot could at best be "a small number of villas" that would be part of an extension of the adjacent Century Woods condominiums.
Holden insisted that even though he has owned a condominium for 11 years in Marina Del Rey -- and was recently elected to the board of the condominium association there -- he lived within the boundaries of his South Los Angeles district during the years he served on the City Council.
 
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