I have previously written a few articles for our Community Update about the website requirement for condominiums operating at least 150 units. Just recently, I represented a condominium that was being investigated by the Division of Business and Professional Regulation (DBPR), for among other things, failing to have a website.
A great concern of any association board or manager is responding to a fire. While not often the first thing on a board member’s mind; once it happens, all focus turns to how the association can help to reduce risk. The occurrence of a fire is not a ...
In Little League, our first base coach never got tired of telling the players to “run out every ground ball.” Who knows—the first baseman may make an error, the fielder may bobble the ball or you may be faster than you thought and reach first base safely. The instruction is […]
The House The House will continue working on H.R. 2740 encompassing the appropriations bills for Labor, Health and Human Services, Education, Defense, State and Foreign Operations, and Energy and Water Development. The House is also planning to take up a separate minibus package H.R. 3055 covering the Interior Department, EPA, […]
Q: My homeowners’ association is currently under developer control. Does a developer-controlled homeowners’ association have to hold open and noticed board meetings? (B.P., via e-mail) A: Yes. Section 720.303(2) of the Florida Homeowners’ Association A...
