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DISPUTE RESOLUTION

State Studies - HOA office
2019 HOA Office Sunset Review Report Recommendations for HOA reform include an out of court dispute resolution process within State HOA Office Study on Cost to Implement Dispute Resolution Within the State HOA Office 2019: Governor's Review on HOA's and the Sunset Report to continue the State HOA Office
both recommend an out of court dispute resolution process withing DORA and both ignored in HB 20-1200 State HOA Office doesn't
conduct investigation and resolution of HOA home owner complaints: legislation
required to change 2013 State HOA Study RecommendsOut of Court Binding Dispute Resolution HB 19-1309: provides mobile home and manufactured home communities with an out of court dispute resolution process within the State (DORA) Arizona Dispute Resolution law: the law and easy reading brochure. Comprehensive Discussion on Solution for Home Owner Dispute Resolution and Why Mediation is a costly diversion and not a cost
effective solution
Implementation issues - cost of out of court dispute resolution
Cost to Implement an out of court dispute resolution process within the State's HOA Office Dispute Resolution within State HOA Office: how it would work Colorado DORA estimates 20+ full time employees to
administer an out of court dispute resolution process:
totally absurd, false assumptions

2013 State HOA Study Recommends Out of Court Binding Dispute Resolution Flow chart of out of court binding dispute resolution within the State HOA Office
Inflated, bloated DORA fiscal requirement by DORA Cost on Implementing Dispute Resolution Programs (DRP)
presented to legislature

Comparable Staffing Requirements for Dispute Resoluton processes determined by DORA (full time employees): Mobile Home Park 5
Property Manager Licensing 3
Homeowner Disputes 22 Virginia Homeowner Program 1

Our Proposal/Budget on HOA Office 5-7 Full Time Employees with no taxpayer subsidy or cost to businesses Pay fines or else? No options in enforcing homeowner rights.
Legislation - studies
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