We’re getting a lot of calls about the Coronavirus and how it impacts the operations of the association. Here are a few FAQs: • Can we cancel the annual meeting? Annual meetings are required under CCIOA, at C.R.S. §38-33.3-308(1). So if you have an annual meeting in the near future and want to cancel itGo to Article
Blog
With all of the action surrounding the HOA Information Office Sunset Bill, the introduction of HB 20-1333 occurred without much fanfare. HB 20-1333, sponsored by Rep. Titone (D) takes HOA transparency issues, either imaginary or real, directly in its sights. The bill attempts to make homeowners associations more transparent by requiring all associations to doGo to Article
Altitude Community Law P.C. is proud to announce that our Legal Administrator, Missy Hirst, was the recipient of this year’s David Award from the Mile High Chapter of the Association of Legal Administrators. The objective of this award is to recognize a legal administrator for significant and extended contributions to the ALA and its membershipGo to Article
In a unanimous vote from the Senate Local Affairs Committee (5-0), SB 20-126 was amended and referred to the entire Senate for consideration on February 13, 2020. As amended, the bill prohibits, as a matter of public policy, any restriction in a declaration or covenants that would prohibit the operation of an in-home child careGo to Article
On January 30, 2020, the first of what we expect to be several major bills concerning the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act was introduced as HB 20-1200 and is sponsored by Rep. Titone (D) and Weismann (D). This is an expansive bill which acts as the bill reauthorizing the HOA Information Office and requires theGo to Article