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CT HB06350
Bill
Status
1/23/2025
Primary Sponsor
Gary Turco
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AI Summary
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Common interest community associations must make all records required under the Common Interest Ownership Act available to unit owners through a free internet web portal accessible at any time
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Required records include declarations, bylaws, adopted rules, budgets, third-party contracts (including property management companies and vendors), expense receipts from the prior 12 months, board member contact information, and meeting minutes from the prior 12 months
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Associations may be exempt from the web portal requirement for 5 years if all existing unit owners unanimously vote to approve the exemption
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Amends section 47-260 of the Connecticut general statutes governing common interest ownership
Legislative Description
An Act Requiring Accessibility Of Records To Unit Owners In Common Interest Community Associations.
Last Action
Change of Reference, Senate to Committee on Insurance and Real Estate
2/6/2025