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Tuesday, September 11, 2012

CA Asking for Public Comment on HOA Legislation

The proposed change has caused critics to raise transparency issues.

  Columbia Association wants to hear from the public on legislation that would reclassify its designation from a homeowner's association to a "nonprofit community service corporation." CA has described the change as a way to save money that it spends reviewing potential amendments to the Maryland Homeowners' Association Act. Critics claim the move may make CA less transparent. In a blog post about the change, CA spokesperson David Greisman wrote CA is much larger than most homeowners' associations (HOAs), and as a result, amendments for small HOAs have a larger effect on CA. For example, wrote Greisman, one potential amendment would have required CA to provide printed budgets to all 37,000 homeowners in the HOA, which would have cost the …

Wednesday, August 8, 2012

Columbia Association to Release List of Employee Salaries by Position

CA likely to release the list by the end of the month after a years long fight with the Alliance for a Better Columbia.

As required of homeowner assocations statewide, the Columbia Association will likely release a list of employee salaries by position to the Alliance for a Better Columbia by the end of August. Sheri Fanaroff, CA's general counsel, wrote in an email to Patch that CA hopes to provide the 2011 salary information to the state attorney general's office by the end of the month. The attorney general's office would then provide the information to the Alliance for a Better Columbia, according to Alan Brody, a spokesperson for the attorney general's office. The salary information is part of a longer story that involves the Alliance's efforts over the past four years to obtain detailed salary information of top officials at CA. As a homeowners …

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