2006 Senate Bill 6202 (Homeowners’ Associations)

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Introduced by Sen. Darlene Fairley, (D-Lake Forest Park) on January 5, 2006, to require that the owner, occupant, or tenant of the property within a homeowners' association or the homeowners' association board shall use arbitration, as provided in state law, to resolve any civil action or controversy arising under applicable state law, the governing documents, or the applicable titles that created the association.
- Referred to the Senate Financial Institutions, Housing, and Consumer Protection Committee on January 9, 2006.

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Introduced by Sen. Darlene Fairley, (D-Lake Forest Park) on January 5, 2006. New Comment

1) SB 6202 [by Anonymous Citizen on July 19, 2008]
Has this been enacted? I live at Indian Springs Village in Vancouver, WA. We currently have a dispute over a special assessment. The HOA board of directors (of which I am a current member) has decided to fight with homeowner members that dispute the validity of the special assessment approval. The board knows that many of our older residents cannot afford to fight so they are moving forward in saying that the vote for the special assessment passed. Is there a way to help these people in their argument? I personally feel the vote for it is invalid.
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