Now that the final health order is out addressing pool openings, it’s time for boards to make a difficult decision. Specifically, boards need to decide whether their community pools will open for the season or remain closed. There are many factors to consider when making this decision, including the association’s ability to comply with healthGo to Article
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On June 4th the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (“CDPHE”) released final guidelines on pools and other recreation pursuant to the 5th amended Safer at Home Order (see Section I. H.2), which was issued on June 2nd and will expire 30 days from June 1 unless amended. Have you written your plan forGo to Article
As we continue up and down this rollercoaster ride called COVID-19, the biggest question on the table right now for community associations is what about pools? Can we open them, and if so, under what conditions? With the latest directives issued by Governor Polis on June 2nd, the Colorado Department of Public Health & Environment (“Department”) hasGo to Article
As summer fast approaches, many of us are looking forward to using our community swimming pool areas. Unfortunately, due to the ‘old Covid-19, that may not happen, at least not any time soon. And, if the new draft guidelines on pools just released by the CDPHE come into effect, boards will have to determine whetherGo to Article
Under the updated Safer at Home Order issued by the Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment (“CDPHE”), which became effective May 26, 2020 and expires June 1, 2020, pools should still remain closed with one exception: personal training. Here’s a quick look at the relevant language of the Order: Section III.A.3 of the OrderGo to Article