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Bill aims to give property owners a vote when HOA covenants change
Summary
Sen. Ken Bogner’s SB 400 would require notice and an opportunity to vote before amending covenants (CCRs) and provide a path to amend documents that lack amendment language; proponents described harassment and secrecy in HOAs, while cities and some members raised turnout and quorum concerns.
Senator Ken Bogner told the Senate Local Government Committee that Senate Bill 400 is designed to make homeowners aware of and able to vote on changes to covenants, conditions and restrictions (CCRs) and easements that affect property rights.
‘‘Section 1 provides that CCRs may not be amended unless all owners have the opportunity to vote,’’ Bogner said, and he walked committee members through provisions permitting voting on amendments when governing documents lack amendment language and…
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