Kiara Candelaria is associate editor for CAI’s print and digital publications.
Holding meetings virtually has brought questions about how residents can cast votes for an election during an association’s annual meeting—and how boards can remain compliant with their governing documents.
HOAs can play an important role by allowing access to census takers to make sure all residents are counted.
Many boards remain unaware of the CTA and the legal requirement to file, and the filing deadline is approaching quickly. As managers, it’s critical to inform boards about this requirement and empower them to decide on the best approach.
HOAs may need to reevaluate which construction projects are necessary to their continued operation—and which ones to put on hold during the pandemic.
HOA board members may be unaware that their covenants contain discriminatory language against racial, ethnic, and religious minority groups.
Secondhand smoke concerns have ignited efforts to completely ban smoking in high-rise residential buildings.
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