Renter or Tenants are often labeled as troublemakers in communities or the cause of reduced property values. Many associations consider prohibiting or limiting rental of units in their community for this reason alone. However, there may be less aggressive and cheaper ways to address concerns. For example, consider leasing rules which: Require allGo to Resource
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An association in the Colorado Springs area passed a rule prohibiting owners from parking on public streets that run through the community (although guests may park in the streets). The rule was adopted in reliance on the following covenant provision, “Boats, recreational vehicles, campers, motor homes, trailers and other such vehicles shall beGo to Resource
The Equal Employment Opportunity Commission recently issued guidance standards for employers who utilize criminal background investigations. The primary guidance is making sure your use facilitates fair and consistent evaluation of all applicants. If you use a job application or you inquire about an applicant’s criminal conviction history, you may be required to proveGo to Resource
In an effort to re-encourage future development along light rail corridors and bus routes, a variety of parties joined forces to draft Senate Bill 13-052, which will create the “Transit-Oriented Development Claims Act of 2013.” SB 13-052 has been put forth for consideration by the Colorado Senate. The bill, as proposed, is anGo to Resource
Yesterday, CAI sent an email which provided a summary of HB1134. In the email, the Legislative Action Committee indicated that it was: Supportive of the educational provisions, since they are consistent with the intent of the original bill which was signed into law in 2010. The educational provisions referred to are the expandedGo to Resource