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CCIOA Public Policies that Supersede Restrictive Covenants

Colorado statutes, in the Common Interest Ownership Act, supersede many restrictive covenants.

Which ones?  CCIOA allows for:

  • U.S. Flag
  • Military Service Flags
  • Reasonable accommodations for modifications
  • Emergency vehicles
  • Clearing trees and shrubs to create defensible space
  • Cedar shake shingle covenants are void
  • Political Signs (in season)
  • Xeriscaping
  • Energy saving modifications
  • Energy generating modifications
  • Electric vehicle charging stations

Contact an attorney or professional at Orten Cavanagh & Holmes for more information.

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