Whose responsibility is it to enforce the rules and regulations in a condominium?

The responsibility to enforce the rules and regulations in a condominium primarily lies with the board of directors. This group is typically elected by the unit owners and is tasked with overseeing the management of the condominium association, which includes enforcing the rules established for the community. The board ensures compliance with these regulations to maintain the property and the quality of life for residents.

The board also has the authority to impose penalties or take other actions against unit owners who violate the community's rules, ensuring that the interests of the community as a whole are protected. While a condo manager may assist with the day-to-day operations and implementation of the rules, it is ultimately the board that holds the responsibility for their enforcement. Unit owners might bring issues to the board's attention, but they are not in charge of enforcement. The condo sponsor, typically the developer of the condominium, may have some influence early on but does not have ongoing enforcement duties once the condominium is established and the board is elected.