Advanced HOA Issues - Triple Crown, Developer Trifecta & Changes on the Horizon

September 2016
 
Advanced HOA Issues - Triple Crown, Developer Trifecta & Changes on the Horizon
 
 
Program Highlights:
 
- Case Law and Legislative Update
- CCIOA Pet Peeves: Publicly Pointing out Problem Provisions
- Insurance Issues: CCIOA and Pre-CCIOA Requirements; Controlling Statutes; Industry Standards; Declaration and Policy Provisions That Work; OCIP Requirements for Associations
- Stalled Development: Development Rights—Foreclosed, Expired, Ongoing; Unfinished Projects; Unannexed and Unannexable Property—Entitlements, Shared-Use Rights
- Developer Trifecta: Triple Crown, Vallagio and Local Construction Defect Ordinances
- Changes on the Horizon: Regulatory, Developer, and Association Perspectives on Condominium Conversions
- Trends in Document Drafting in Owner-Controlled Associations: Marijuana, Emotional Support Animals, Water/Mold Issues, Individual Assessment, and Others
 
Program Description:
 
Your day will begin with a comprehensive case law and legislative update on the latest in HOA issues. Then you will hear some of the areas of CCIOA that have proven difficult or open to interpretation or are simply messier than some of us might prefer. Next, find out what strategies to use in the case of a stalled development: for example, when a property is foreclosed unfinished or unannexed. Learn what you need to know about Triple Crown, Vallagio and local construction defect ordinances. And that’s not all – learn the latest trends in document drafting in owner-controlled Associations: marijuana, emotional support animals, water/mold Issues, individual assessment, and more. Finally, what changes do the experts see on the horizon? Get the regulatory, developer, and Association perspectives on condominium conversions.

Agenda:
 
8:30am
Registration and Continental Breakfast
 
9:00am
Welcome and Introduction
David J. Graf, Esq., and Suzanne M. Leff, Esq., Program Co-Chairs
 
9:10am
Case Law and Legislative Update
Presented by Suzanne M. Leff, Esq., Program Co-Chair
 
10:00am
Networking Break
 
10:10am
CCIOA Pet Peeves: Publicly Pointing out Problem Provisions
Presented by Candyce D. Cavanagh, Esq.
 
11:00am
Insurance Issues: CCIOA and Pre-CCIOA Requirements; Controlling Statutes; Industry Standards; Declaration and Policy Provisions That Work; OCIP Requirements for Associations
Presented by Timothy M. Moeller, Esq.
 
11:50am
Lunch on Your Own
 
1:00pm
Stalled Development: Development Rights—Foreclosed, Expired, Ongoing; Unfinished Projects; Unannexed and Unannexable Property—Entitlements, Shared-Use Rights, Etc.
Presented by Lisa K. Mayers, Esq.
 
1:50pm
Developer Trifecta: Triple Crown, Vallagio and Local Construction Defect Ordinances
Presented by Jeffrey P. Kerrane, Esq.
 
2:40pm
Networking Break
 
2:50pm
Changes on the Horizon: Regulatory, Developer, and Association Perspectives on Condominium Conversions
Presented by Gary Kujawski, Esq., HOA Information Officer, Lisa Bondy Dunn, Esq., and Christopher W. Payne, Esq.
 
3:50pm
Trends in Document Drafting in Owner-Controlled Associations: Marijuana, Emotional Support Animals, Water/Mold Issues, Individual Assessment, and Others
Presented by David A. Firmin, Esq.
 
4:40pm
Adjourn
Location Information
CLECI Large Classroom
1900 Grant Street, Suite 300
Denver, CO 80203
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Registration Fees
Non Member $349.00
CBA Member $309.00
CBA Real Estate Law Section Member $269.00
Paralegal/Legal Support Staff $209.00
New Lawyer Edge Partner $154.50
CLEACCESSPASS--ELITE Pass Holder $0.00
  • General Credits: 7.00
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Start Date - End Date
September 30, 2016
Start Time - End Time
9:00 AM - 4:40 PM
Event Location
CLECI Large Classroom
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  • CCIOA Pet Peeves: Publicly Pointing out Problem Provisions
  • Developer Trifecta: Triple Crown, Vallagio and Local Construction Defect Ordinances
  • Changes on the Horizon: Regulatory, Developer, and Association Perspectives on Condominium Conversions