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Category: Government & Legislative Affairs

The Corporate Transparency Act Likely Requires Your Association to File with the Federal Government by December 31st, 2024

SPONSORED CONTENT Why am I being bothered by all of this talk about the Corporate Transparency Act?The Corporate Transparency Act (the “CTA”) requires most entities formed or registered to do business in ...
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Governor Shapiro Signs House Bill 1716 into Law

In addition to other provisions, this legislation restores the ability to register as an unincorporated association in the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, which impacts many community associations in the Commonwealth House Bill 1716 ...
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PA LAC Supports Sustainability Measures in the Legislature

During the current legislative session in Harrisburg, various Bills have been introduced in both the House and the Senate on issues related to sustainability. These Bills include requirements for solar panels, electric ...
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PA Act 115 of 2023: Retroactive, or not?

Over the last year, CAI’s Pennsylvania Legislative Action Committee (PA LAC) has received inquiries related to retroactive application of Act 115, which was signed into law by Governor Wolf in late 2022.  ...
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Governor Murphy Signs Legislation to Maintain Structural Integrity of Residential Housing

TRENTON – Governor Phil Murphy today signed S2760/A4384, which puts in place additional procedures for inspecting, evaluating, and maintaining the structural integrity of certain residential housing structures across the state. Together, these procedures ...
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PA House Bill 1289 Presented to the Governor

CAI is pleased to report Pennsylvania House Bill No. 1289, removing racially restrictive deed covenants, passed the State Senate by a unanimous vote on Wednesday, December 13, 2023. The Bill, which passed ...
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Legislative Alert: Sprinkler Legislation Dies in Committee

It’s official. Philadelphia City Council Bill 220299 – mandating the upgrade of older residential buildings for in-unit automatic sprinklers is dead. The bill has run out of time to have a hearing ...
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The Champlain Towers Collapse and Its Implications for the Condo Industry

SPONSORED CONTENT In the preparation of this article Chat GPT-4 has been used as a reference. By Mitchell H. Frumkin, PE, RSPresident Kipcon Inc.Chair CAI National Condominium Safety, Public Policy Task Force ...
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New Castle County, Delaware Adopts Building Integrity and Reserve Study Standards

New Castle County, Delaware has adopted legislation amending the New Castle County Building Code and Property Maintenance Code to establish routine inspections for certain common interest community buildings, including condominiums. The legislation ...
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Delaware Legislative News

EDITOR’S NOTE: A copy of this article appears in the July / August 2023 issue of Community Assets magazine. The PDF copy of the New Castle County Council Common Interest Community Task ...
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