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2 BEDROOM
Monthly Total Annual Total 6,150
$ $ (UNIT WEEK)
OPERATING EXPENSES
RESERVES (1)
1) The reserves are for deferred maintenance and capital expenditures based on the estimated useful life replacement cost of each reserve item and include the
following categories:
Common Elements: Replacement and repair of mechanical systems, building refinishing, roof replacement, building related equipment
items, pavement resurfacing, site lighting, and irrigation system for areas designated as Common Elements, as defined in the Master
Deed.
The estimated lives and estimated replacement cost for each of the components are as follows:
Anticipated
Estimated Estimated 2007 Beginning
Replacement Remaining Funding Balance as of
Cost Useful Life Requirements 12/30/2006
Components
Furniture, Fixtures, and Equipment $ 10,660,579 3-25 $ 1,233,462 $ 253,081
External Building Maintenance 453,066 10-25 52,421 10,756
Common Area Rehabilitation 745,921 6-25 86,305 17,708
Roof Replacement 393,197 20-25 45,494 9,334
Pavement Resurfacing 238,258 3-19 27,567 5,656
TOTAL $ 12,491,021 $ 1,445,249 $ 296,535
2) The "Tennis" line item consists of reimbursement of the estimated cost of maintenance and repairs, excluding reserves, of the tennis courts and associated improvements owned
by the Developer. The courts are located directly across the street from the project on South Forest Beach Drive. The figures include the estimated costs of the services
anticipated to be provided by Van der Meer Tennis University. The use of the tennis courts by Monarch at Sea Pines Owners' Association, Inc. may not be exclusive, in which
case, the foregoing cost will be shared on a proportionate basis based upon use by other owners of other MVCI time sharing projects on Hilton Head Island or other licensees or
invitees of the Developer. Capitalized terms not defined in these footnotes have the meaning given to them in the Monarch at Sea Pines Owners' Association, Inc. Public Offering
Statement Text or Master Deed.
Frequently Asked Maintenance Fee Questions
Operating Fees: These funds cover the cost of all resort expenses incurred on an annual basis, e.g.
electricity, phone, maintenance and housekeeping.
Reserve Fee: This is planned funding of capital replacement expenditures for replacement of large
items, e.g. refrigerators, roof repairs and villa furnishings.
Property Tax: These taxes are assessed by the county in which the resort is located and billed to
each owner through the maintenance fee.
Option 2: Mail your check payable to Marriott Vacation Club International (with or without your
maintenance fee coupon) to:
* Deliveries that require a signature (e.g. certified, registered, or overnight) should be mailed to: