The Colorado House gave a preliminary nod to a bill Tuesday that would allow homeowner association boards to have a say in any fee increases from their management agents. The measure, HB1254, is designed to fill a hole in changes the Legislature made last year to HOA managers to ensure the boards that hire them have advanced notification, and some input in the fees they are charged.
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