J.C. from outside of Connecticut writes: Dear Mister Condo, Can I publish Board Minutes on my personal web page? Mister Condo replies: J.C., as a general rule, Minutes from an association meeting are considered property of the association. Just like Minutes from any company’s Board meeting are considered company property. However, once released by the…
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Who Chooses Contractor to Repair Damage Done to My Unit?
J.R. from outside of Connecticut writes: Dear Mister Condo, The HOA did a plumbing clean out and damaged my unit’s flooring. The HOA took responsibility and now they picked a contractor to repair the damage. I want to pick my own licensed specialty contractor. The board has said that they have selected the person to…
Illegally Parked Car on the Condo Common Grounds Leads to Illegal Activity
L. from parts unknown writes: Dear Mister Condo, I reported an illegally parked car (backed in) in my condo complex. The car had front damage, back damage, and a cracked windshield. It had been there for 6 days. Management has recently claimed that it’s on site at least three times per week. Myself, as well…
Condo Unit Owner Correspondence Not Being Read at Unit Owner Meetings
A.C. from New London County writes: Dear Mister Condo, Does the secretary have to read correspondence received at a unit owners meeting? Mister Condo replies: A.C., the Board Secretary has many important roles. Sending and receiving correspondence from unit owners and even other folks outside the association is one of those roles. The fact that…