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CT HB05434
Bill
Status
5/26/2010
Primary Sponsor
Toni Harp
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AI Summary
HB 5434 - Common Interest Ownership Act Summary
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Amends definitions and terminology in Connecticut's Common Interest Ownership Act to clarify provisions governing condominiums, cooperatives, and planned communities, effective July 1, 2010
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Modifies rules governing association enforcement actions, including executive board discretion to determine whether to pursue violations based on legal merit, materiality, and cost-benefit analysis without arbitrary or capricious treatment
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Updates procedures for adopting, amending, or repealing association rules to require at least 10 days' advance notice to unit owners with proposed rule text before executive board action
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Clarifies notice requirements and meeting procedures for unit owners, including reducing advance notice for executive board meetings from 10 to 5 days and allowing meetings by teleconference if unit owners can participate
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Revises construction defect claim procedures to require 45-day notice periods and consideration of remediation plans before associations can file lawsuits, with statute of limitations tolled during remediation periods
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Modifies restrictions on leasing residential units to require recording notice in town land records to be enforceable
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Updates resale certificate requirements to standardize fees capped at $125 plus copying costs and removes requirement to itemize printing and photocopying expenses
Legislative Description
An Act Concerning The Common Interest Ownership Act.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
6/8/2010