We have blogged here before about homeowner discontent with associations and the effect that discontent can have on the morale of volunteer board members and community association professionals. In a blog entry last week , CAI’s Chief Executive Officer Tom Skiba addressed the very same topic, echoing many of the sentiments expressed here.
May 2006
SB06-89 – New Law
By Mark K. Payne on
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We know you’ve been waiting with much anticipation the outcome of this year’s legislative session. Senate Bill 06-89, the legislation intended to clean up last year’s SB 05-100, was signed into law on Friday, May 26, by Governor Owens. We will be discussing in future posts how this new legislation affects SB 05-100.
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The Pool Key: to Withhold or Not to Withhold
By Mark K. Payne on
The weather is warm, your Association’s pool is prepped for summer, and Memorial Day is just around the corner. Everything is fine until the owners currently contesting their Association debt (the same owners whose case is currently set for trial in one month) call to request the pool key. Their son’s birthday falls over the weekend and the whole family will be in town to celebrate at the pool. Your Association documents say the key can be withheld if the account of the owner is not in good standing. Do you give them the key?
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SB 89 – The End is Near
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SB 06-089 (seen here in its final form) is finally making its way to Governor Owens’ desk. Though the heavy lifting is over, the Governor must still sign the bill if it is to be enacted. If you support the bill, you should contact Nancy Lemein, Director of the Governor’s Office of Policy…