The Master Deed is a critical document in establishing a Condominium common element in Fairfax. It outlines the developer's intention to create a condominium project, detailing the responsibilities and rights associated with the Common Elements, which are spaces shared among unit owners. Bright red highlights indicate important sections throughout the document, including definitions of General and Limited Common Elements, maintenance responsibilities, and the rights of co-owners regarding their units and shared spaces. Key features include designated areas for roads, utilities, and landscaping, as well as the structure for how costs and responsibilities are divided among owners and the association. Filling out this form requires careful attention to specific terminology and provisions laid out in the Act governing condominiums. The form serves various target audiences, including attorneys who handle real estate transactions, partners and owners involved in condominiums, associates, paralegals, and legal assistants who require a comprehensive understanding of condominium operations. It provides a clear framework for managing shared spaces and responsibilities, ensuring legal compliance and operational efficiency within condominium living.