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Impact Of 2017 MCIOA Modifications On Existing Common Interest Communities

by Alex Nelson ArticlesQuestions Answered

For existing communities, the impacts of the 2017 MCIOA revisions are limited but significant.  Associations will need to develop a written maintenance plan, schedule and budget consistent with the MCIOA and governing documents.  The statute leaves plenty of flexibility for associations of different sizes and needs to develop a plan that is appropriate for the characteristics of their communities.  Large, diverse associations may benefit from the assistance of outside vendors to help identify and assess each of the common and limited common elements and to determine the appropriate preventive maintenance schedule and budget.

Law Week Colorado Names Jeff Kerrane Barrister’s Best Construction Defect Attorney for Plaintiffs

by Karli Sharrow KS NewsColoradoGet to Know BKSNAccoladesPress Releases

October 15, 2017.  "With more than 20 years' experience in construction defects litigation in Colorado, Nevada and California, Benson Kerrane partner Jeff Kerrane is an expert in legal issues relating to community associations and has been recognized by Colorado Super Lawyers four years in a row"