All three bills we are still following and that may impact Colorado Community Associations have recently moved forward, ahead of the deadline of the Legislature’s May 11, 2011 adjournment. Specifically, the following bills have recently been voted on: the Transfer Fee bill, SB 11-234; the HOA Registration “Clean Up” bill, SB 11-253; andGo to Blog
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All three bills we are still following and that may impact Colorado Community Associations have recently moved forward, ahead of the deadline of the Legislature’s May 11, 2011 adjournment. Specifically, the following bills have recently been voted on: the Transfer Fee bill, SB 11-234; the HOA Registration “Clean Up” bill, SB 11-253; andGo to Blog
With the recent rash of wildfires throughout Colorado, now is a good time to ensure your association and owners carry adequate insurance. If you’re a board member, have you made sure the association’s property policy complies with the association’s governing documents? Have you checked if the policy covers structures in the community forGo to Blog
A significant concern to owners of closely held businesses is what happens to the business if one of the owners can no longer participate in its operations. This situation commonly results when one owner of the Company dies. However, the same situation can result if an owner becomes disabled, retires, or loses his/herGo to Blog
In our April 15th blog post, we reported that the Owners Association Conflict of Interest bill, HB 11-1124, was signed into law. This bill amends Section 38-33.3-209.5 of CCIOA to require conflict of interest policies to: Define when conflict of interests exist Adopt procedures to follow when a conflict of interest exists, includingGo to Blog