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Colorado Supreme Court Will Consider Community Association Case

Filed Under Court Decisions

The Colorado Supreme Court has accepted certiorari in the case of Pulte Home Corporation v. Countryside Community Association. Opening briefs as well as a motion to allow an amicus (friend of the court) brief by the Home Builders Association have already been filed. The main issue is what constitutes a proper annexation of property andGoGo to Resource

New Affirmation of Legal Work Status Form Required as of October 1st

Filed Under State Legislation

If you have hired a new employee this month or intend to do so make sure you complete the new “Affirmation of Legal Work Status” form within 20 calendar days of hire. Colorado’s employment verification law has been in effect for over seven years and this new form is not significantly different from the priorGoGo to Resource

Lakewood City Council Approves Ordinance Related to Construction Defects

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

In a 7 to 4 vote early this morning, the Lakewood City Council approved an ordinance that will severely restrict homeowner association rights to sue developers for shoddy work. The first ordinance of its type in Colorado, it is likely to face quick legal challenge. The ordinance passed after several amendments were made. We will reviewGoGo to Resource

Manager Licensing Update Part 2

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

In follow up to my blog on Monday, I have been advised by Marcia Waters of DORA that DORA is considering a request by CAI to consider the CMCA examination as an alternative to the general portion of the state exam. DORA is evaluating the request including sitting for the exam to assess the content. GoGo to Resource

Manager Licensing Update

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

Today I attended the CAI Rocky Mountain Chapter Mountain Conference in Vail. During an afternoon session it was confirmed that it is “almost” official … DORA will likely be acknowledging that anyone who holds a CMCA, AMS or PCAM from CAI will only be required to take the state specific/Colorado law portion of the testGoGo to Resource

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