The Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act (CCIOA) requires associations to annually “disclose” the information below within 90 days after the end of each fiscal year: Name of the association; Name of the association’s designated agent or management company, if any; Valid physical address and telephone number for both the association and designated agent or managementGo to Resource
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As 2011 nears, many boards and managers find themselves in the midst of budget season. If your community was created after July 1, 1992, it is subject to the budget process laid out in CCIOA. Although this process sets forth lots of requirements, it also creates latitude for associations whose documents set forth more stringentGo to Resource
There has been much ado about reserve studies, reserve funds and investment of reserves in the last few years, fueled largely by changes in Colorado law related to reserves. It is no wonder board members and managers often have a lot of questions about what is required and what is prudent. This article is designedGo to Resource
So far this winter, the Denver area has experienced mostly unseasonably warm weather, which has spared us from the usual flurry of snowflakes and frozen pipe claims. But as we all know, Colorado weather is a fickle thing and a cold snap can strike at any time. When the temperatures plummet, a common (and oftenGo to Resource
Does it ever feel like the answer to all your legal questions is to amend your governing documents? Sometimes an amendment truly is the only solution to a problem, but other times there may be other avenues to explore. Nevertheless, the law provides associations with certain protections and rights that can only be utilized ifGo to Resource