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CAI National Call for Action

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

On September 11, 2014, I wrote about the proposed bill before the US Congress that would invalidate community association rules and architectural standards regarding amateur radio antennas and towers. CAI has sent out a call for action for each of us to contact our appropriate U.S. House of Representatives member. You can use this linkGoGo to Resource

Amateur Radio Parity Act of 2014

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

I always wanted a CB radio when I was growing up so that I could have a “handle” and be cool like Smokey and the Bandit. But, times do change, and instead of hawking out “breaker, breaker”, I’m now concerned about the Amateur Radio Parity Act that has been introduced by Congressman Adam Kinzinger fromGoGo to Resource

Denver 2030 District

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

A few days ago I attended an educational program hosted by the Spire for the Rocky Mountain Chapter of CAI. One of the speakers was Tom Wuertz of Handprint Architecture who spoke about a newly formed private organization that is looking for community association members. Denver 2030 District is a community of high performance buildingsGoGo to Resource

One Thing

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

If you can do one thing differently in your association that would make everything easier and necessary, what would that ONE thing be? I recently listened to a podcast hosted by Hal Elrod author of the Miracle Morning. During this podcast he interviewed Jay Papasan regarding the book, The ONE Thing. One of my takeawaysGoGo to Resource

Is Denver Next?

Filed Under Community Associations Miscellaneous

In Las Vegas the condominium market bottomed out so condos were turned into rentals (apartments). Now, with a resurgence of the market, those same apartments are being turned back into condominiums.Citing pressure from construction defect lawsuits many developers in Colorado have stopped building condominiums. Instead we have seen a surge of high-end, luxury apartment buildings builtGoGo to Resource

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