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To answer your question, the answer is absolutely 'yes', a condo Association can put in limits and controls (as well as fees) for behavior that is generally permissible for a legal owner of the property. Provided the the condominium association expressly in the bylaws states that pets and their registration is required under the rules, the COA can impose the fees for the registration of the pets, as well as provide approval or deny the pet as being on the premises. COAs can limit who rents on the premises, the percentage of units being rented, the types of pets can be on premises, the size, the amount of pets, or even if pets are permitted at all. All of those limitations are deemed to be 'reasonable' as they are being done for the overall plat and scheme of the condo development.

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