New Statutory Requirements for Condominium Websites (FL)

Action alert! By legislative enact last year, all non-timeshare condominium association with 150 or more units must have an independent, password-protected website or web portal accessible to association members by July 1, 2018. The website must be wholly owned and operated by the association, or a website or web portal operated by a third-party provided the association owns, leases, rents, or otherwise obtains the right to operate the web page.  Additionally, the new law requires the association to post digital copies of documents specified in new subparagraph 718.111(12(g)(2) on the website. The documents required to be posted in digital format include:    Read the article……………..

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