Separately owned workshops with shared central building
OwnerDavid L. Nelson, Jennifer Kelly Heine Clemmonsinventors
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Abstract
A workshop community includes a plurality of standalone workshop structures positioned around a central building. Each workshop within the community is individually owned, with workshop owners jointly owning the central building and associated infrastructure such a paths, fences and lights. Each workshop includes multiple doors, an individual electrical meter, parking, and gate access. The central building is the administrative and social hub of the workshop community.
Claims17
1) A workshop community including:
- A. A plurality of workshops forming a perimeter around a central building;
- B. An access road adjacent to said perimeter;
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- C. A plurality of electrical meters each connected to individual workshops, wherein each of said workshops are owned by individual owners, and said central building is jointly owned by all individual owners.
6) A workshop including:
- A. A standalone building structure;
- B. Exactly one electrical meter for measuring the amount of energy consumed by said building structure;
- C. A front door positioned on the front surface of said building structure;
- D. A back door positioned on the back surface of said building structure;
- E. A large door suitable for the ingress and egress of vehicles positioned on the front surface of said building structure;
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- F. A legal instrument establishing ownership of said workshop.
11) A method of developing real estate including the steps of:
- A. Obtaining real property;
- B. Building an access road around the perimeter of said real property;
- C. Erecting a plurality of workshops adjacent to said access road;
- D. Constructing a central building within said perimeter;
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- E. Selling individual workshops to owners.
12) The method of claim 12 wherein said step of selling individual workshops to owners includes the step of selling partial ownership of said central building to said owners.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.