Colorado Ct. Says HOA Can be Enjoined From Holding Special Board Meetings Without Proper Notice

Colorado Appellate Court decision (November 3, 2016).

In this case, the owners of several separate interests within a common interest community sought injunctive relief from the court in an effort to enjoin the homeowners association from conducting special meetings of the board of directors that were being held in violation of the association’s bylaws because proper advance notice was not being provided to the homeowners. Through a review of minutes of past meetings, the owners learned that the board of directors had conducted special meetings regarding the drafting of an Amended Declaration for the community which contained provisions that the homeowners were opposed to without giving the homeowners the required advance notice of the meetings and the opportunity to provide input on the subject under consideration.