Colorado is facing yet another year of state-wide wildfires which are impacting tourism and businesses across the state. However, many small businesses do not have disaster contingency plans in place. An article in the Wall Street Journal estimates that roughly 25% of small businesses fail to reopen after a disaster. The Article furtherGo to Resource
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It looks like the extra mountain snow has paid off for water users—at least those in Denver and Thornton. Both municipalities have eased watering restrictions from the two day per week maximum to allow watering three days per week. Reports indicate Denver Water’s mountain reservoirs are 92% full and Thornton’s are 80% full.Go to Resource
The Department of Justice and the Department of Housing and Urban Development recently issued new guidance related to the design and construction requirements for multifamily housing. The guidance is in a very user-friendly Q&A format and provides good information on what the design requirements are, who must comply with them, and what typesGo to Resource
As reported by the Denver Business Journal yesterday, a federal judge in New York ruled that a company violated state and federal wage laws by using unpaid interns. Although governmental agencies and nonprofit organizations appear exempt from the ruling, for-profit businesses should use caution when using unpaid interns, even interns who are receivingGo to Resource
April 15 may have come and gone for this year, but the decision of whether an association should have a financial compilation, audit or review done is something that many associations overlook. In a concise article, Gary Porter, CPA explains what is actually done as a part of the three “reviews.” In additionGo to Resource