HOA Legi-Slate

We have received a lot of questions concerning what documents associations may charge for in the post-SB 100 world. The answer to this question lies in why the documents are being furnished or copied. The following bullet points list the most common situations in which associations furnish or copy records for their owners.

Posted By HindmanSanchez In Colorado Condominium Association Law , Colorado Homeowner Association Law , Senate Bill 05-100 0 Comments Permalink

We have received several questions on how SB 100 is enforced, along with comments remarking that enforcement seems like a very large task given the number of HOAs in Colorado. Since SB 100 amended the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act ("CCIOA"), the amendments brought to CCIOA by SB 100 are enforced in the same manner as the rest of statute.

Posted By HindmanSanchez In Senate Bill 05-100 0 Comments Permalink

SB 100 amended section 38-33.3-310 of the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act ("CCIOA") to require the use of secret ballots for all board member elections and, at the request of one or more owner, for votes on other issues for which the owners are entitled to vote. Colorado is not alone in its requirement that board member elections take place by secret ballot.

Posted By HindmanSanchez In Senate Bill 05-100 2 Comments Permalink

Since SB 100 became law, many board members and homeowners have asked us if SB 100 applies to their association. SB 100 (with a few exceptions) amended the Colorado Common Interest Ownership Act ("CCIOA"). Although SB 100 has changed how associations govern and operate in many ways, what it did not do is change the type of community CCIOA applies to. If CCIOA applied to your association before the modifications brought by SB 100, CCIOA still applies to your association. How do you know if you're a CCIOA community?

Posted By Loura K. Sanchez In Senate Bill 05-100 0 Comments Permalink