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Thank you for visiting the community engagement tool for the HOA Homeowners’ Rights Task Force.
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.
We're looking for your feedback on how HOAs are working here in Colorado.
The Colorado General Assembly recently passedHB23-1105: HOA Rights Task Force, creating two task forces aimed to investigate and present written reports on issues affecting those that work or live in HOAs in Colorado.
The HOA Rights Task Force’s main priorities are to study issues confronting HOA homeowners' rights, including:
Homeowners' associations' fining authority and practices
Foreclosure practices
Communications with homeowners
Availability and method of making certain documents available to HOA homeowners in the association
If you live in Colorado and work orresidein a homeowners association– we ask you to take part in ourHOA stakeholder engagement activities (below). By taking our community survey or submitting your personal story, you are helping to shape the future of HOAs in Colorado.
All responses collected will be used to inform a final report to be presented to the Colorado General Assembly, the Governor’s Office, and the public.
We're looking for your feedback on how HOAs are working here in Colorado.
The Colorado General Assembly recently passedHB23-1105: HOA Rights Task Force, creating two task forces aimed to investigate and present written reports on issues affecting those that work or live in HOAs in Colorado.
The HOA Rights Task Force’s main priorities are to study issues confronting HOA homeowners' rights, including:
Homeowners' associations' fining authority and practices
Foreclosure practices
Communications with homeowners
Availability and method of making certain documents available to HOA homeowners in the association
If you live in Colorado and work orresidein a homeowners association– we ask you to take part in ourHOA stakeholder engagement activities (below). By taking our community survey or submitting your personal story, you are helping to shape the future of HOAs in Colorado.
All responses collected will be used to inform a final report to be presented to the Colorado General Assembly, the Governor’s Office, and the public.
The Division of Real Estate and Department of Regulatory Agencies are pleased to present information on the HOA Homeowners' Rights Task Force members below:
Position
First Name
Last Name
Ex Officio 1 (Chair)
Marcia
Waters
Ex Officio 2 (DOLA Division of Housing)
Jose
Trujillo
Ex Officio 3 (HOA Information Officer)
Nick
Altmann
Speaker Appt. 1
Joyce
Akhahenda
Speaker Appt. 2
Peter
Siegel
Speaker Appt. 3
Connie
Van Dorn
Speaker Appt. 4
Jesse
Loper
Speaker Appt. 5
Rep. Naquetta
Ricks
Speaker Appt. 6
Sen. Rhonda
Fields
Governor Appt. 1
Lee
Freedman
Governor Appt. 2
Richard
Brown
Governor Appt. 3
Lallis
Jackson
The HOA Homeowners' Rights Task Force is an important opportunity for stakeholders, experts, industry professionals, and homeowners to come together to study and make recommendations concerning issues related to Common Interest Communities.
Thank you for visiting the community engagement tool for the HOA Homeowners’ Rights Task Force.
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.
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