Your association recently had its annual meeting and 2 board positions were up for election. Out of 200 members, 10 were in attendance at the meeting, and an additional 10 submitted a proxy for their vote. There were a total of 20 votes out of a possible 200, or ten percent. Was apathy or inconvenienceGo to Newsletter
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Have you ever needed to pursue litigation against an owner for either covenant enforcement violations or failure to pay assessments? Have you ever considered amending the declaration for your community? Have you ever considered obtaining FHA certification of your community so that borrowers can obtain FHA insured loans? Chances are a majority of associations wouldGo to Newsletter
Did you know the Colorado Department of Motor Vehicles (DMV) provides a way to obtain an individual’s personal information with a license plate trace? The information may only be accessed for specific reasons, but the process does exist and can be helpful to community associations. In order to conduct this search the requesting person mustGo to Newsletter
More and more community associations are being impacted in one way or another by Colorado’s marijuana laws. Most visible are the impacts from dispensaries moving into covenant controlled communities. A less obvious impact is on those associations who have employees. Many employers have a no-drug policy which prohibits employees from using illegal drugs. The questionGo to Newsletter
As energy costs rise, the economy continues to struggle and resources become scarcer, more and more community associations and homeowners are trying to find ways to reduce energy consumption, reduce their carbon footprints and otherwise “go green”. With recent legislation in Colorado placing limits on the authority of associations to prohibit or regulate certain energyGo to Newsletter