HOA Information Office – Continued by the Legislature 2020 HOA Legislation The State’s HOA Information Office and its HOA Officer were continued for 5 more years. The State office was due to end (or “sunset”), but was renewed by HB 20-1200 (“Bill”). The Bill also establishes a state law standard on limited religious displays on […]
The Response of HOAs in Attached Home Communities Bedbug infestations have become more prevalent in condominiums, attached homes, apartments and other high-density communities. These pests can quickly spread between units, floors and into common areas. They are attracted to humans and love to hide in clothing, furniture, suitcases and (not surprisingly) bedding. When bedbugs are […]
NOTICE to our clients and managers alike – effective September 1, 2018, Colorado made changes to the law which affects how Associations and Management Companies store and handle the personal identifying information of its members. The law impacts all communities whether self-managed or professionally managed. Associations should contact their attorney to discuss and adopt the […]
Yes, goats…300 goats! A new… and unique…method to help reduce the spread of wildfire has gained our attention. Recently, a Castle Pines homeowners association enlisted the services of a herd of 300 goats to help mitigate the spread of wildfire in its community. The goats eat and remove about one acre of tall grass and […]
Last month we reported on a press conference presented by Governor Hickenlooper and several legislators where the Governor announced consensus had been reached on the construction defect bill, HB17-1279. Both the House and Senate passed the bill by overwhelming margins. The Governor is expected to sign the bill on May 23, 2017. For those involved […]
Governor Hickenlooper, state legislators, and mayors had a press conference at the Capital on April 19, 2017, and announced that consensus has been achieved on a construction defect bill, after years of bills related to construction defects were introduced and dying due to lack of consensus. House Bill 1279 has not yet passed the House […]
Colorado is the only state in the country where rain barrels are largely illegal. Last year, a bill to allow homeowners to collect two 55 gallon barrels of water for outdoor purposes passed out of the House, but was killed in the Senate based on the position that allowing residential property owners to collect two […]
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