As the 2011 Legislative Session hits it’s third month, we know a lot more about what bills are likely to become law. Specifically, the following bills that may impact Colorado’s community association industry continue moving toward passage (most of these bills in their current form would not be negative, but could still changeGo to Blog
Category: State Legislation
The Metro District Conflict of Interest Bill, HB 11-1124 continues moving through the Legislature. It passed out of the House on Friday, February 25. As we reported previously on January 24, 2011, the Conflict of Interest bill, as originally proposed, would have prohibited a metro district board member from serving concurrently on theGo to Blog
Tomorrow, March 1, 2011, is the deadline for all post-CCIOA associations to register with the Colorado Division of Real Estate or face penalties. For more information please visit the HOA Registration Database, or see our January 2011 Community Essentials article, “Homeowners Associations Must Register Before March 1, 2011.” Upon request, Altitude Community LawGo to Blog
In a surprise move, a banking industry group opposed amendments to the Superlien Bill, which we’ve been following closely and which was scheduled for hearing in a House committee yesterday. Due to that opposition, the bill’s sponsor, Representative Deb Gardner indefinitely postponed her own bill. That means the bill is unlikely to moveGo to Blog
On Tuesday, the House passed HB 11-1095, a bill intended to protect corporations (which include homeowners associations) from identity theft by requiring password protections on the Secretary of State’s website. The bill now heads to the Senate. The Identify Theft bill responds to the concerns we reported on last year, when thieves changedGo to Blog