I live in an old house in NH that was converted into condos. It has steam heat, so instead of each condo paying for its own usage, the heating bill get payed with a portion of everyone's condo fee each month (there's one thermostat for the whole building and individual radiators in each unit). We recently went from a flat condo fee to a rate based on the square footage of everyone's unit. My condo fee went up $30.00, but my neighbor's went up $112.00, because, besides her apt. she also owns the finished attic (the door to the attic is in her apt.). She's angry about her fee increase and says she should only have to pay based on the footage of her living space, not the attic. The attic is finished, but has no radiators and has a low ceiling. (It would make a good room for a child). But heat still rises from the rest of the building into the attic, keeping it warm, and someone will have to pay for it. All the other units think she should pay for the attic's space, as do I. Should she?
2007-10-28
09:35:02
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