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2014 HOA of the Year

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

Altitude Community Law is pleased to share the news that our client, Carbondale’s River Valley Ranch Homeowners Association, was selected by The Colorado Community Association as its 2014 HOA of the year. This is the first time a Western Slope association has received this award. The awards were announced at the annual Community Associations InstituteGoGo to Resource

Pssst….. Education is the Secret

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

I just read an article out of Florida about board member education. While we do not have mandatory board member education, CCIOA does encourage board members to obtain education and the expenses of that education can and should be covered by the association. Serving on a board is a big responsibility. Oftentimes, a board isGoGo to Resource

Are Condominiums Evil or Essential?

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

I don’t get it. We are bombarded with new laws being imposed to promote and encourage new condominium development but then a book entitled Escaping Condo Jail comes out explaining how condominiums are not the answer to the American dream because of the high risks involved. As soon as I read the book I’m sureGoGo to Resource

Town of Parker Ordinance Requires Arbitration

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

While we have heard a lot about the Lakewood ordinance dealing with efforts to curtail construction defect lawsuits, little has been written about the Town of Parker ordinance also attempting to control defect suits by condominium associations. On November 3, 2014 the Town of Parker approved Ordinance No. 3.286.2 which adds Section 13.07.130(j) to theGoGo to Resource

The Condo Conundrum

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

As we all know from our recent blogs as well as media stories in the past month new condominium projects in Colorado are at a pivotal point. Economic development goals are pushing for more condominiums to be built, especially in urban, mass-transit focused areas. Stable, vibrant condominium associations need well-built, good quality condominiums. Thus, someGoGo to Resource

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