HB 13-1276
In this video we discuss HB 13-1276 and what associations must do in order to comply with the new laws.
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HB 1276
On May 28, 2013, Governor John Hickenlooper signed HB 1276 which will go into effect on January 1, 2014. The bill was designed to provide protections for owners in homeowner associations. HB 1276 has been referred to as the HOA Debt Collection Bill, and it includes specific state mandated requirements for the contents of anGo to Resource
Marijuana In The Air: Impacts on Community Associations
The tension between smokers and non-smokers in community associations, especially condominium and townhome communities where owners share walls, floors and ceilings, is not a new topic. For years, associations have grappled with balancing individual rights against growing health concerns about second hand smoke. That debate has become more complicated and prevalent in recent years withGo to Resource
Medical Marijuana: Do We Have To Allow It?
Eighteen states have now legalized the use of medical marijuana, and two states, Colorado and Washington, have legalized the recreational use of marijuana. This has raised myriad issues for community associations, including how to limit or prohibit the use of medical and/or recreational marijuana, primarily in attached home communities, such as townhome and condominiums. SomeGo to Resource
Is Regulating Renters Discriminatory?
In almost any homeowners association, the subject of rentals divides owners between those who rent their units, or might want to, and those who don’t rent their units and oppose the idea altogether. The situation can be additionally controversial in the event the community has been subjected to a series of “bad actor” tenants whoGo to Resource