“This is a marathon – not a sprint, which was the easy part – now we need to pace ourselves and these distancing measures need to be sustainable.” So said Governor Polis on April 20th, when he announced the pending end of the Covid-19 Sprint, which was intended to flatten the Covid-19 Curve,Go to Resource
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[Note: Since the date this blog was originally posted, the Stay-at-Home Order has been updated. Here is the updated order, effective as of April 9, 2020.] As you likely know, Governor Polis issued a state-wide lockdown last night, which took effect at 6:00 am today. I started receiving phone calls late last nightGo to Resource
With all that is happening right now, we want to keep you up to date on where Colorado’s General Assembly is at this session. With the public health crisis, life has come to a halt for the legislature. On March 14th the General Assembly passed House Joint Resolution 20-1006, adjourning the legislature forGo to Resource
As discussed in our last blogpost, the near future will likely bring many cases of homeowners unable to pay their assessments in a timely manner. As such, many boards may be looking at a moratorium on the collection of delinquent assessments, as a way to help homeowners catch up. In an effort toGo to Resource
As we continue to move through the unchartered territory of the coronavirus, we will try to keep you up to date on the various questions sent our way. Here are a few more: What is the fiduciary duty of the Board when it comes to the general welfare of the residents and keepingGo to Resource