Thank you to all who attended our FIRST EVER virtual Association Academy! We had record-breaking attendance by property managers and board members. If you missed it, don’t fret, we recorded it for you, and you can access at any time. To view the recording click HERE. We reveal the 10 commandments of what association management “Shalt […]
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Walsh v. Hawthorn Hills Owners of Rochester, Inc. 2023 WL 4144757, Not Reported in N.W.Rptr (Michigan, 2023) What you need to know:
Can a New Capital Project be Paid by Annual Assessments – YES Read More »
What you need to know: Where the governing documents or the statute place the authority to interpret the governing documents with the board, the board’s interpretation will be binding unless unreasonable. However, if a director has a conflict of interest, the director can’t be part of the decision making process or the vote and must
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Please join the Condominium & HOA Law Team as we reveal the 10 commandments of what association management “Shalt Not” do while governing. Together, we’ll cover the basics of what homeowner associations (HOAs), condo boards and managers need to know. We’ll also dive into the nitty gritty of assessment collections. Presenters Lydia Chartre, Partner, CCAL
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The Garrett’s purchased their property in the HOA in 2001. The CCR’s required an owner to obtain the approval of the architectural control committee (“ACC”) before doing any construction on the property. The Garrett’s submitted plans to build a pool in their backyard, but the original plans were rejected by the ACC because the plans
Holding: The Supreme Court of Vermont held that a homeowners association, as assignee from the developer, could charge lot owners for its reasonable costs to maintain the subdivision private roads and water system, including litigation and other overhead costs. The Facts: A 92 lot subdivision in Vermont was developed in the 1960s. The subdivision contained
Owner Responsible for Share of Costs to Maintain Subdivision Facilities Read More »
Lake Naomi Club, Inc. v. Rosado, ___ A.3d ____ (2022, Penn). Issue: Can a private, planned community adopt a restrictive covenant that prohibits lifetime registered sex offenders from residing within that community?
Can you Ban Sex Offenders from Your Association? NO Read More »
