There was a lot of luck for residents amid high danger for firefighters late one night over the holidays as fire broke out in a low-rise Old Naples condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
There may be some movement soon on the request by owners of water-damaged Twin Oak condos to skip what they contend is $40,000 worth of needless safety tests ordered by town building officials Originally from Community Associations Network National
Significant legislation pending in Tallahassee that deals with issues of fire safety upgrades in condominium buildings promises to have either a very positive or a very chilling impact on the financial future of thousands of condominium and co-op associations and their members. Originally from Community Associations Network National
An electric systems state of disrepair could lead to a Christmas with no lights for up to 32 Island households, city code officials warn. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A Galveston County couple and a California woman claim a Galveston condominium builder misinformed them about the ability of the Galveston seawall to protect the property from hurricanes. Originally from Community Associations Network National
A new federal safety law that went into effect last month requires new drain covers to be installed in most of Florida’s 37,000 public pools. The upgrade could cost from hundreds to thousands of dollars per pool — an expense that, in most cases, will be shared by the condo residents or homeowners. Originally from [...]
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
Most pools in apartments and HOA’s are essentially working on the honors system at this point. They aren’t supposed to open without the proper grates, but they don’t need the health district’s inspection to do so. If the district shows up and the only problem they find is the unsafe grate, they can’t do a [...]
A new federal pool-safety standard has apartment, condo and public pool owners scrambling to finish costly drain modifications so they won’t have to close for the summer. Originally from Community Associations Network National
There was a lot of luck for residents amid high danger for firefighters late one night over the holidays as fire broke out in a low-rise Old Naples condominium. Originally from Community Associations Network National
