The Fire Life Safety Codes have been in existence for many years and are considered very important. I have a national news service that sends me articles on condominiums each day and almost every week I receive news about fires in condominiums Originally from Community Associations Network National
Naples homeowners arent happy about the potentially staggering costs associated with complying with the Florida Fire Prevention Code. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A family’s steadfast refusal to pay a $635.02 special assessment tax for an alley paving project because it violated their religious beliefs has run up an estimated $40,000 in outside legal bills for the city, with no apparent end in sight. Originally from Community Associations Network National
When record rainfall hit Carolina Beach in late September, a massive sinkhole formed after a drainage pipe collapsed under Otter Creek Landing, a condominium development with a yacht basin Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Norristown builder under criminal indictment for shoddy construction of the 770 Sandy St. condo building in Norristown asked a Montgomery County Common Pleas Court judge Friday afternoon to reduce the scope and cost of remediation work at the 26-unit, four-story building. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Steeplechase Condominium Association, which owns the steeple, recently reviewed the ongoing costs for repairs and voted to destroy the dilapidated structure, according to Ken Parker of Parker and Associates Property Management. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Q: I have been asking my homeowners association for a shade tree in front of my condo. I did receive an Arizona ash, which is doing well. I want another one in my front yard. My understanding of the Arizona ash is that it is a good shade tree. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Homeowner and condominium associations are employing tougher tactics to get owners to pay their dues and assessments. Some are winning personal money judgments and going after owners assets. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Condo complexes, hotels and community associations scrambling to comply with new federal pool regulations that took effect last December could find themselves paying for new drain covers twice if they don’t do their homework. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Gary Agnello has heard just about every excuse from condo owners angling to pay monthly assessments late. He’s managed community associations and apartment buildings for about 30 years, and seen the numbers of owners turning to such excuses swell dramatically in recent years as the economy soured. Originally from Community Associations Network National
