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Help Us Put the “Community” in Community Associations

Filed Under Manager Resources

Posted June 28, 2012

In order to help our fellow Coloradoans who are victims of the Waldo, Flagstaff, High Park and other wildfires burning through Colorado, Altitude Community Law is collecting essentials for delivery to various donation centers on July 6, 2012. Priority and other needed items are listed below. If you would like to contribute please drop offGo to Resource

SB 100 & SB 89’s Requirements ‘At A Glance’

Filed Under Governance, Statutes

Posted June 22, 2012

Restrictions on Declarations, Covenants, and Bylaws An association may not enforce a restrictive covenant that restricts or limits xeriscaping or requires the primary use of turf grass. [37-60-126(11)(a)] An association may not bring enforcement actions against owners who allow their grass to die during water use restrictions and must give owners a reasonable and practicableGo to Resource

SB 100 & 89: A Quick Reference Guide

Filed Under Governance, Statutes

Posted June 22, 2012

I. RESTRICTIONS ON COVENANTS AND BYLAWS 1.1 XERISCAPING (37-60-126(11)) Effective Date: June 6, 2005 Applicability: Applies to all pre and post-CCIOA common interest communities Any restrictive covenant that prohibits or limits xeriscaping, or requires the primary or exclusive use of turf grass is unenforceable. Associations may not place any additional burdens (procedural or financial) onGo to Resource

Becoming Fire-Wise

Filed Under Governance, Liabilities

Posted June 1, 2012

If you live in northern Colorado, you’ve probably been impacted by the recent Hewlett Fire in some way or another – whether through the continual feed of the new stories, seeing or smelling the smoke or maybe even by the call for evacuation during the worst part of the wildfire. Officials state that the HewlettGo to Resource

Minimizing Risk of Unoccupied Units

Filed Under Maintenance & Insurance

Posted June 1, 2012

In Colorado, we are blessed and cursed with four seasons, each being the foundation of various possible issues with unoccupied or vacant units especially in mountain communities. Units can be unoccupied for different reasons, maybe they are truly vacant or maybe they are idle units that are rented out periodically. Winters can be brutal andGo to Resource

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