Condo Adviser: Incomplete elevator modernization project could merit claims against consultant and contractor
Both contracts should be reviewed to see if there are provisions regarding limitation of damages that could affect remedies.
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Condo Adviser: Impact of artificial intelligence on communal living is not yet clear
Technology has changed how we live, work and interact with each other, which has even trickled down to the manner in which condominium associations operate.
Condo Adviser: Board can fine owner of unit causing offensive odor in hallway
A condo board also can file a declaratory lawsuit seeking a court order to abate the odor conditions.
Condo Adviser: Common Interest Community Association Act applies to organizations of a certain size
If a community association has more than 10 units or an annual budget of more than $100,000, it is subject to the Common Interest Community Association Act.
Condo Adviser: Not installing exercise bar for disabled resident is not considered discrimination
Federal law allows a physically disabled unit owner to request a reasonable accommodation to modify the common elements at their sole expense.
Condo Adviser: Statutes differ based on the form of community association
A townhouse community or even a single-family home community could be submitted to the provisions of the Condominium Act.
Condo Adviser: Community associations must enforce rules and regulations uniformly
Community association rules and regulations must also be reasonable.
Condo Adviser: Community associations are not required to comply with the Corporate Transparency Act
The government issued a final ruling on this issue in March.
Condo Adviser: Corporate Transparency Act is on hold for community associations
Q. I have been trying to keep up with the different court rulings and government issuances relating to the Corporate Transparency Act (CTA) and whether it is currently in effect...
Condo Adviser: Condo boards may discuss business outside of meetings only in certain cases
However, all board votes must take place in a properly called meeting.