Ohio Code § 5311.07
Ohio Code § 5311.07. Reproduced from the official Ohio Revised Code, with a citation summary, verification link, and related provisions.
§ 5311.07.
(A)(1) A set of drawings shall be prepared for every condominium property that graphically
shows the boundaries, location, designation, length, width, and height of each unit;
the boundaries, location, designation, and dimensions of the common elements and
the limited common elements and exclusive use areas; and the location and dimensions
of all appurtenant easements or encroachments. (2) If the condominium property is not contiguous, the drawings shall show the distances
between parcels of land or water slips. (3) The drawings for commercial units that do not have wall surfaces shall show the monumental
perimeter boundaries of those units. (4) The drawings need not show interior walls or partitions that are not load-bearing. (B) Each drawing shall bear both of the following: (1) The certified statement of a registered architect or registered professional engineer
that the drawing accurately shows each building or water slip as built or constructed; (2) The certified statement of a registered professional surveyor that the drawing accurately
reflects the location of improvements and recorded easements. (C) If some, but not all, portions of the condominium property are to be held by unit
owners in a leasehold estate, the drawings shall show the location and dimensions
of each portion and shall label the portion as leased land or as leased property. If there is more than one portion of leased land or leased property, the drawings
shall label each portion in a manner that is different from the labels designating
any other portions of the leased land or leased property and different from the identifying
number of any unit. (D) If the condominium property contains any improvements other than units, the drawings
or amendments shall indicate which, if any, of the improvements have been begun but
have not been substantially completed by the use of the phrase “ (NOT YET COMPLETED) .” (E)(1) If any owner of a convertible unit converts all or any portion of a convertible unit
into one or more units and common elements, including limited common elements, the
owner shall prepare, file, and record drawings as described in divisions (E)(2) and
(3) of this section that pertain to the portion of the building, improvement, or structure
that constituted the former convertible unit. (2) The drawings shall show the boundaries, location, designation, length, width, and
height of each unit formed out of the former convertible unit; the boundaries, location,
designation, and dimensions of the limited common elements appurtenant to each unit;
and the boundaries, location, designation, and dimensions of any common element formed
out of the former convertible unit. (3) Each drawing shall bear the certified statement of a registered architect or registered
professional engineer that the drawing accurately shows the units, common elements,
and appurtenant limited common elements formed out of the former convertible unit.
Source: official Ohio text · Last verified 2026-08-27
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- Citation: Ohio Revised Code § 5311.07
- Jurisdiction: Ohio
- Code: Ohio Revised Code
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