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Posts Tagged ‘subdivision law’ Category
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Indiana Legislature Imposes New Recordkeeping Requirements on Homeowner’s Associations
Written by Jeff Bellamy on November 13, 2013 – 2:15 pm
by: Jeffrey M. Bellamy, Attorney at Law Over the last several years, the Indiana General Assembly has given considerable attention to the regulation of Homeowner’s Associations (“HOAs”). The 2013 session was no exception. Effective July 1, 2013, House Bill 1084 created new requirements for HOA recordkeeping and access. HOA’s must now keep certain records and […]
Tags: Condo law, condominium law, HOA law, home owner's association law, Homeowner's Associations, Indianapolis zoning, subdivision law, zoning law
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NEW LAWS FROM THE GENERAL ASSEMBLY IMPACTING HOMEOWNER’S ASSOCIATIONS
Written by Jeff Bellamy on June 16, 2011 – 7:47 am
Each year, homeowners in subdivisions and condominiums throughout Indiana complain to their state legislators regarding real and perceived problems with their neighborhood associations. Those elected officials respond each year by introducing a variety of legislation designed to solve the problems of their constituents. This year was no different. There were a number of legislative initiatives, some potentially catastrophic, that were introduced into the 2011 Session of the Indiana General Assembly. Fortunately only a few became law. However, those bills will have an impact on the operation of homeowners associations in Indiana. This article will discuss the 2011 initiatives that became law.
Tags: Condo law, condominium law, HOA law, home owner's association law, Homeowner's Associations, indianapolis, Real Estate, subdivision law
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GENERAL ASSEMBLY AGAIN TAKES AN INTEREST IN HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATIONS
Written by Jeff Bellamy on February 6, 2011 – 9:43 am
Once again the Indiana General Assembly has shown an interest in legislation regulating homeowners associations. Since our firm maintains an active presence at the General Assembly, we are often called upon to assist on this legislation. Several proposed bills could significantly impact neighborhoods and neighborhood associations. They include various bills that would (1) allow the Attorney General to pursue HOA boards for fraudulent conduct or misappropriation of funds; (2) allow local works boards to install mounds, barriers, fencing, and other structures to protect retention ponds from children and vehicles and then assess the cost against the home owners; and (3) change the timing and various aspects of imposing and collecting association assessments.
Tags: Condo law, condominium law, HOA law, home owner's association law, Homeowner's Associations, land use law, political sign regulations, subdivision law
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Legislature Passes New Homeowner’s Association Law
Written by Jeff Bellamy on January 21, 2010 – 4:16 pm
By Jeffrey M. Bellamy, Esq. Provisions of a new law governing homeowners associations should not be plowed to the side like last winter’s snowfall. Builders and developers (and occasionally their counsel) can at times discount the importance of their HOA governing documents by recycling forms drafted 20 years ago or using documents obtained from colleagues […]
Tags: Condo law, condominium law, HOA law, home owner's association law, land use law, platting, subdivision law, zoning law
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