Legislative Recap - June 14
FREE 2014 Legislative Update
Saturday, June 14th from 9am-10am attorneys from Ekmark & Ekmark will be discussing the 2014 legislative session and bills that passed which affect HOAs.
FREE 2014 Legislative Update
Saturday, June 14th from 9am-10am attorneys from Ekmark & Ekmark will be discussing the 2014 legislative session and bills that passed which affect HOAs.
As of today, April 24, 2014, the 51st Arizona Legislative Session has adjourned. Although typically 100 days long, this year’s session went 101 days and wrapped up around 1:45am in the morning. The big issue surrounding Child Protective Services is expected to be addressed in a Special Session.
There were a few bills regarding homeowner associations that came up in this session; a few passed and the majority went by the wayside for this year. An infographic regarding the Legislative process in its entirety can be viewed at: http://www.associatedasset.com/hoa-resources/legislative-updates/arizona/
Below is the list of bills that would impact homeowners’ associations that we have been tracking this session. Bills that the Governor signs or has signed will take effect 90 days after the Legislature adjourns.
Read moreAs of last week, bills must have passed their committee of origin in order to proceed. AAM has the list of HOA related bills that have made it through the committee along with those that are now considered dead.
Read moreThere are now eight bills pending involving HOAs that we are currently tracking. The newer bills are at the top and highlighted in blue followed by status and possible short commentary. As these bills make their way through various committees we will let you know so that you will hopefully have an opportunity to contact your legislators to voice your opinion. SB1482, HB2570, HB2556, HB2027, HB1151, SB1184, SB1197, SB 1334
Read moreAs we enter the fourth week of the 2014 session, we are approaching the deadline for bills to be introduced in their respective houses. Once introduced, these bills are assigned to the various committees for review. There are currently four bills that have been introduced that we are monitoring related to homeowners associations. Recaps of the bill are as follow: