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XXX Ask Governor Bradley Little to veto House Bill 361 for HOA's

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Cameron Smith
1 year ago Featured

The Bill was written ". . . . of the developers, by the developers, and for the developers." HOAs, which are mini-governments, must derive their powers from the consent of the governed. Please veto this Bill and appoint a representative task force to study the issues and develop a better, fairer, and more comprehensive system of HOA laws.

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Louise ONeil Redd
1 year ago

Please Governor Bradley Little to veto House Bill 361. I really does not help HOA home owners. Especially when you have an HOA Board that does not follow Federal and Idaho State laws. One example is having open Board Meetings. Our HOA Board does NOT have open Board Meetings. They have meetings but do not let homeowners know when. Even when they have been given the information, they still do not do it. Homeowners have no way other than hire a lawyer to make the HOA Board members to do what is legal. There is no transparency. No way to make the HOA Board to be transparent other than hire a lawyer. That is not fair that we have to hire a lawyer to get the HOA Board to do what the laws tells the Board. PLEASE DO NOT SIGN BILL 361. W need more protection for the homeowners.

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Clint J Dance
1 year ago

Governor Brad Little, Please Veto House Bill 361

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Jon row
1 year ago Featured

Builders and developers in the valley are already creating future ghettos with lowest quality materials and labor. It’s way past time to give them LESS leverage not more. DO NOT PASS OR ALLOW LAWS LIKE THIS!

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Yuriy Buchinskiy
1 year ago

Governor Brad Little: Please veto HB 361. Homeowners need protection. Thank you.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Please do not pass this bill.

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Judie Dietzler
1 year ago

HOA’s around the state are out of control.. You need to have laws on the books that protect the homeowner, not the HOA

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Jacqueline K Mulnix
1 year ago

Veto House Bill 361

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Jay Grove
1 year ago

Ensure HOA-bound Homeowners are not overrun by Developers.

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Anonymous
1 year ago

Please veto!

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Patty Jordan
1 year ago

Please give homeowner's some say in their HOA's. How some HOA's are run is dispairing to homeowners.

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Charles Failla
1 year ago

Please veto Bill 361

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Mitchell Reese
1 year ago

NO on 361! The "people" of Idaho need to have clear and absolute transparency and control over what happens with the property they own.

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Linda Odiaga Emry
1 year ago

Governor Brad Little: Please veto HB 361. Homeowners need protection. Thank you, Linda Odiaga Emry

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Dianna Smith
1 year ago

Governor Little, Please Veto this House Bill. Thank you for your service.

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Phil Reynolds
1 year ago Featured

Please veto HB 361. HOA control should be turned over to owners at 75% occupancy, not 95%. Thanks so very much.

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Willaim Holleman
1 year ago

Please Governor Little, Veto HB 361. I am a property owner who has experienced negative outcomes for the way the current law is written and would like any future changes to benefit the common peoples regarding HOA laws. Due to the way the law is written, it did not even get followed remotely close regarding the % sold before the HOA got turned over to the Homeowners. Not only did that occur, but the amount in the yearly dues also doubled by the following year. Funds missing and or unaccounted for by the developer/builder.

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Elaine Roccio
1 year ago

Please veto Bill 361

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MARCIA LYNN KAKIUCHI
1 year ago

Developers and builders already have unfair benefits when it comes to HOAs. Do NOT give them additional, unfair benefits.

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Rebecca Roth
1 year ago

Please protect homeowners.