In what has been a slow start to the HOA legislative season, a second bill was introduced in the Senate yesterday. SB 14-140, as drafted, proposes revoking the lien rights of Small or Limited Expense planned communities unless these communities amend the declaration and “opt in” to all of the Colorado Common InterestGo to Resource
Category: State Legislation
In writing the recent blogs relating to transfer fees, the rumored bill raised many different arguments to the surface for and against transfer fees. What is certain is that the anticipated bill, as reportedly proposed, is being met with strong opposition. CAI has opposed the introduction of the rumored bill, along with majorGo to Resource
Last week it was reported that Rep. Jeanne Labuda indicated that she would be introducing legislation taking aim on management company transfer fees. This sparked tremendous debate on both sides of the issue and the value of a transfer fee. In response to the debate, it is being reported that the bill mayGo to Resource
HB 14-1125, which attempts to cure the Colorado Legislative Action Committee oversight contained originally in HB 13-1237, which had the effect of prohibiting an association from disclosing owners’ email addresses, even if the Owner opted in. As introduced into the House by Representatives Mitsch Bush, HB 14-1125 carves out an exception to theGo to Resource
During yesterday’s Denver Business Journal’s State of the Cities forum, the mayors of Denver and Aurora agreed there needs to be changes to the state’s construction defect laws. Claiming that there is too much liability risk for builders, developers and subcontractors because it is easy for associations to sue for defects, particularly inGo to Resource