ULLE Corporation – Association
Upper Long Lake Estates Corporation is the legal entity of the ULLE Association. The Corporation is a Michigan Domestic Non-Profit Corporation, incorporated May 18, 1956, and established in compliance with State law.
The ULLE Corporation was established for four purposes.
By-laws govern the routine processes of the Board and the Association. By-laws can be amended at any regular or special meeting of the membership called for amending them by following a carefully prescribed procedure and obtaining approval of 2/3 of the voting members.
ULLE Corporation is the legal owner of Lots 16 and 64. However, the Group B Committee is responsible for making and enforcing rules and regulations concerning use of Lot 16 and the Group C Committee is responsible for making rules and regulations concerning use of Lot 64.
As with any legal entity, the members of the board of directors are obligated to follow the rules and regulations of the Association and are required to apply the rules and regulations fairly and uniformly to all the members.
1. ULLE Articles of Incorporation 1956
1A. ULLE Articles of Incorporation 1st amend. 1959
1B. ULLE Articles of Incorporation 2nd amend. 1986
2. ULLE Association By-Laws 1956
2A. ULLE Association By-Laws 1st amend. 1967
2B. ULLE Association By-Laws 2nd amend. 1999
Governing Deed Restrictions
Each of the platted lots, within the Upper Long Lake Estates and Upper Long Lake Estates #1 subdivisions, has recorded Deed Restrictions. The deed restrictions promote internal harmony and architectural excellence within the neighborhood, preserve the natural attributes of the land and prevent the construction, installation or maintenance of any undesirable use or improvement within the subdivision.
There are two sets of deed restrictions governing the creation, obligations and authorities of the ULLE Corporation. One set of restrictions covers all property in Groups A and B. The other set governs Group C. The deed restrictions are covenants which run with the land.
3. Upper Long Lake Estates (A-B) Deed Restrictions 1955
3A. Upper Long Lake Estates (A-B) Deed Restrictions 1st amend. 1995
3B. Upper Long Lake Estates (A-B) Deed Restrictions Amendment 2017
4. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 1955
4A. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 1st amend. 1994
4B. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 2nd amend. 2001
4C. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 3rd amend. 2005
The ULLE Corporation was established for four purposes.
- To improve and protect the property and property values of the members ...”
- To uphold and enforce the Deed Restrictions ...”
- To develop and administer Lot 16 (B Beach), Lot 64 (C Lot and Launch) ...”
- To promote fellowship of the members of the Association.”
By-laws govern the routine processes of the Board and the Association. By-laws can be amended at any regular or special meeting of the membership called for amending them by following a carefully prescribed procedure and obtaining approval of 2/3 of the voting members.
ULLE Corporation is the legal owner of Lots 16 and 64. However, the Group B Committee is responsible for making and enforcing rules and regulations concerning use of Lot 16 and the Group C Committee is responsible for making rules and regulations concerning use of Lot 64.
As with any legal entity, the members of the board of directors are obligated to follow the rules and regulations of the Association and are required to apply the rules and regulations fairly and uniformly to all the members.
1. ULLE Articles of Incorporation 1956
1A. ULLE Articles of Incorporation 1st amend. 1959
1B. ULLE Articles of Incorporation 2nd amend. 1986
2. ULLE Association By-Laws 1956
2A. ULLE Association By-Laws 1st amend. 1967
2B. ULLE Association By-Laws 2nd amend. 1999
Governing Deed Restrictions
Each of the platted lots, within the Upper Long Lake Estates and Upper Long Lake Estates #1 subdivisions, has recorded Deed Restrictions. The deed restrictions promote internal harmony and architectural excellence within the neighborhood, preserve the natural attributes of the land and prevent the construction, installation or maintenance of any undesirable use or improvement within the subdivision.
There are two sets of deed restrictions governing the creation, obligations and authorities of the ULLE Corporation. One set of restrictions covers all property in Groups A and B. The other set governs Group C. The deed restrictions are covenants which run with the land.
3. Upper Long Lake Estates (A-B) Deed Restrictions 1955
3A. Upper Long Lake Estates (A-B) Deed Restrictions 1st amend. 1995
3B. Upper Long Lake Estates (A-B) Deed Restrictions Amendment 2017
4. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 1955
4A. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 1st amend. 1994
4B. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 2nd amend. 2001
4C. Upper Long Lake Estates #1 (C) Deed Restrictions 3rd amend. 2005