+- Punaweb Forum (https://punaweb.org/forum)
+-- Forum: Punaweb Forums (https://punaweb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=3)
+--- Forum: Punatalk (https://punaweb.org/forum/forumdisplay.php?fid=10)
+--- Thread: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 (/showthread.php?tid=16220)
Pages:
1
2
Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - rainyjim - 07-27-2015
Now is the time to voice your support.
Our very own Rep. Joy San Buenaventura is one of the introducers.
http://www.capitol.hawaii.gov/measure_indiv.aspx?billtype=HB&billnumber=381&year=2015
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - pahoated - 07-27-2015
That bill was submitted when the legislature was still in session. The session ended in May. It also never went past first introduction, so it died, meaning it won't be picked up next session.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - rainyjim - 07-27-2015
Rep. Joy San Buenaventura is trying to find out if there is still interest in the legislation to guage if she should try for a hearing in 2016.
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - Hualani - 07-29-2015
yes to Joy's reintroduction. sadly the Bill was inadequate. HPP one of best but not only examples of needed statewide clarification and "limitations" on HOAs. theres interest at state, local and federal levels to require lowered/capped rates for disabled adults (ie VA disability, Soc.Sec.disability) to offer similar reductions as is required for Property Tax. If right to foreclose, then rights for reduced fees to those on forced limited incomes becomes a necessary portion of Bills relating to same.
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - rainyjim - 07-29-2015
Here is the Rep.'s contact info, if you have interest in seeing a reintroduction maybe this would be a better way to let her know. I'm not sure!
Hawaii State Capitol
Room 305
phone: 808-586-6530
fax: 808-586-6531
repsanbuenaventura@Capitol.hawaii.gov
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - Anxious Messiah - 07-29-2015
quote:
Originally posted by pahoated
That bill was submitted when the legislature was still in session. The session ended in May. It also never went past first introduction, so it died, meaning it won't be picked up next session.
"Aloha also means goodbye. Aloha!"
It is not dead just because it never got a hearing. 2015 was the first year of the biennium - meaning the bill is still alive for next year's legislative session.
_________________________________________
Don't speak unless you can improve on the silence.
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - justthefacts - 07-30-2015
if she was trying to find out if there is interest why not meet with the subdivisions that would be affected by the legislation. interesting, ms. buenaventura's family member is a paid worker on the roads in a subdivision that would be affected by this legislature.
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - kalakoa - 07-30-2015
[§421J-1] Scope. This chapter shall apply to all planned community associations existing as of June 16, 1997 and all planned community associations created thereafter.
Extending the definition of "association" will have approximately zero effect in Puna.
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - justthefacts - 07-30-2015
why did you say this ?? why would it be in the bill unless it did affect puna because she represents puna ,
RE: Relating to Homeowner's Association; HB 381 - hppwatchdog - 07-30-2015
quote:HPP is not a HOA
Originally posted by Hualani
yes to Joy's reintroduction. sadly the Bill was inadequate. HPP one of best but not only examples of needed statewide clarification and "limitations" on HOAs. theres interest at state, local and federal levels to require lowered/capped rates for disabled adults (ie VA disability, Soc.Sec.disability) to offer similar reductions as is required for Property Tax. If right to foreclose, then rights for reduced fees to those on forced limited incomes becomes a necessary portion of Bills relating to same.