Anti-Wal-Mart yard signs began appearing last month in neighborhoods surrounding the 9th and Colorado redevelopment project in advance of a public meeting on the project. If your association is faced with a potentially unwanted development next door, what is the association’s responsibility? Whether it’s a Wal-Mart or a Dollar General store, boards areGo to Resource
Category: Community Associations Miscellaneous
I’ve represented HOAs for almost 20 years and while the world has changed during that time and associations have responded to those changes by necessity, I don’t think that most associations have gone to the dark side. Instead these associations are struggling to address problems that were not contemplated when they were formedGo to Resource
Most associations have about ready to start creating the 2013 budget and as this article from the Chicago Tribune indicates budgeting isn’t just about increasing things across the board or refusing to increase assessments at all — it’s about a thoughtful process. The very first thing you board should consider is what areGo to Resource
The City of Thornton recently instituted a Stage 2 drought warning, which places watering restrictions on residents in the City of Thornton. What does this mean for associations in the City of Thornton? Can those associations still send violation letters and/or fine for dead lawns? Colorado law says that associations can take enforcementGo to Resource
Q: I got on the board of my community association with the intention of being involved and serving my community. After a year on the Board, I am now realizing the time commitment is much greater than I had anticipated. Is there anyway I can get paid for my time? A: Compensation forGo to Resource