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Education is important and needed, yet most homeowners don’t have the time, energy, or interest to pour over the complicated laws. A REGULATORY AGENCYis needed. CHANGE IS NEEDED, not in the the law, but in the enforcement of same.

HOA Task Force Meeting on February 23, 2024

During today's meeting on February 23, 2024, HOA Homeowner Rights Task Force member Lallis Jackson (a community association manager and owner of a management firm) claims that annual meeting minutes can only be approved annually. That's not true according to Robert's Rules. Robert's Rules for Approving the Minutes If the assembly isn’t meeting again for a long time (if at all), such as in annual membership meetings or conventions of delegates, the process of approving the minutes is delegated to a special committee or an executive board. This practice produces an approved and legal record of the meeting shortly after…

The Task Force Again

I have continued to watch the HOA Task Force meetings but see so much talk and so little understanding. My impression in that the group cannot even agree on the most obvious facts. First, those who are billed as "homeowner advocates" should be titled "advocates for homeowners who don't pay their dues". Second, the advocates pretend there is some other source of revenue for the many ideas they tout. Simply put, HOAs have one and only one source of money, the assessments paid by homeowners. And the State of Colorado has one main source of income, the taxes paid by…

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Pursuant to HB23-1105, this project has now concluded. On behalf of the Department of Regulatory Agencies and the Division of Real Estate, thank you for your interest and participation.