FEMA is drawing the line on distributing recovery funds. Individual homeowners can get aid after a devastating storm but not community associations for their common elements.
Flood waters that swamped part of Nashville's River Plantation community in May 2010 disappeared within a few days. The damage did not. Nearly...
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Many communities have some sort of stormwater management system – a lake, pond, wetland or dry retention basin – designed and constructed during initial development. These stormwater systems help filter pollutants and manage the water runoff into surrounding streams, rivers, lakes, bays, the ocean or other waterways.
Some stormwater...
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Electric car use is on the rise, and more states are considering legislation addressing charging stations in associations. What’s at stake? Plugs, power, placement and more.
Linda Campbell finally convinced her homeowners association to let her charge her electric car using an outlet outside her west Denver townhome. Then...
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A number of factors are pushing community associations to develop their own green formulas. In the process, they’re discovering a few changes can add up to environmental and financial savings.
Advanced technology is making energy-saving devices more affordable and offering attractive investments for community associations. Residents are demanding that...
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