Calling all HOA/CA Board Members and Community Leaders living in a common interest community! As previously notified, the MCA is hosting a Homeowner/Condominium Association Leader Forum. It is very important that our community leaders are aware of changes in legislation and prepare for future changes! Information relayed by our guest speakers can help you avoid some costly pitfalls, plan for the future, and point you in the right direction when you need help!
Homeowners and Condominium Leader Forum
Wednesday, November 13, 7:00 p.m.
McLean Community Center
1234 Ingleside Avenue
McLean, Virginia 22101
The schedule of speakers and topics they will cover are below. There will be a question and answer period at the end of the program. If you have additional topics you would like our speakers to cover, please send your request to Linda Walsh (lawmclean@aol.com).
Review of Common Interest Community Ombudsman Regulations and Complaint Procedures
Heather S Gillespie, Common Interest Community (CIC) Ombudsman, Virginia Department of Professional and Occupational Regulation
What recourse do owners have if they disagree with a decision made by the HOA/CA Board of Directors? Ms. Gillespie will explain the CIC Complaint process. Find out what steps a Board should take to avoid CIC Complaints.
Fairfax County Resources and Contacts for Community Association Members and Leaders
Michelle L, Thompson, Fairfax County Consumer Affairs Branch
Find out about the resources Fairfax County Office of Consumer Affairs provide to help HOA/CA Boards effectively manage their common interest community.
Enacted Legislation and what might be considered in the 2020 Legislative Session and Recent VA Supreme Court Case – Sainani v. Belmont Glen Homeowners Ass’n.
Kimberley M. O'Halloran-Perez, Principal Partner, Rees Broome, PC
The 2019 Legislation focused on adequacy of capital reserves and financial disclosure especially as it relates to storm-water management. New legislation allows email notification even if your governing documents require postal delivery. Learn about the process you must follow to get owners' permission for email notification. What legislation might be considered in 2020? Review of the recent Virginia Supreme Court Case regarding holiday decorations.
Fairfax County Short-Term Lodging regulation effective October 1, 2018
Kimberley M. O'Halloran-Perez, Principal Partner, Rees Broome, PC
Review of the regulation and how your community's governing documents might prohibit short term rentals.
Please forward this invitation to leaders in your community. MCA maintains a listing of Homeowners, Condominium and Civic Association Boards with a goal of keeping our neighborhood leaders well informed about meetings and issues impacting our community. Please send community leader contact information to Linda Walsh (lawmclean@aol.com).
We look forward to seeing you on November 13!
Linda Walsh
MCA Board Member
Event Coordinator
(703) 300-0819
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