August ’22 New HOA Legislative Changes
On June 3, 2022, Governor Polis signed HB22-1137. The new law will revise various sections of CCIOA and will require Associations to update the following three policies:
- Update your HOA’s Collections policy to address the new notice, record-keeping, payment plan, and other requirements;
- Update your HOA’s Enforcement policy to address the new procedures required for different types of violations, fine limitations, cure periods, and other requirements;
- Update your HOA’s Conduct of Meetings policy to clarify that matters that may be held in executive session include disciplinary hearings and delinquency referrals.
The new law will go into effect on August 9, 2022, however we recommend updating the above three policies as soon as possible to begin August 1st under the new processes. A number of our suggested HOA attorney partners have written a informative articles around the new requirements affecting the way HOAs conduct business going forward as of August 9th:
Orten Cavanagh Holes & Hunt
https://www.ochhoalaw.com/resources/blog/hb-22-1137-signed-into-law/
Winzenburg, Leff, Purvis & Payne
https://www.cohoalaw.com/
Avenue One will be with you each step of the way to see that your HOA’s policy amendments are completed and ready to go by August 1. We recognize these new requirements are not ideal and, in some cases, harder for the HOA’s traditional need to keep operating costs down. Avenue One is committed to helping you and your community through this process and maintaining efficiencies as we roll out these new amendments.
