UCIOA and UCIOBORA

Joseph,

This is from the CO Legistaure's website:
"ARTICLE 33.3
COLORADO COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT
Editor's note: The provisions of this act are based substantially on the "Uniform Common Interest Ownership Act", as promulgated by the National Conference of Commissioners on Uniform State Laws. Colorado did not adopt article 4 concerning protection of purchasers and the optional article 5 of said uniform act concerning administration and registration of common interest communities."

As you can see the UCIOA has been enacted into law and can be found in Title 38, Article 33.3, so I don't understand your remark: "But, be mindful that this is only a recommended uniform act – it is not the law in any other state at this time." According to this statement, only Artic 4 and 5 of the UCIOA have not been adopted by the state. I know there a number of states who have adopted the UCIOA. See info below from the the Uniform Law Commission website:

"UNIFORM COMMON INTEREST OWNERSHIP ACT

PURPOSE:
This act contains provisions for the formation, management, and termination of any common interest community, including a condominium, a planned community, or a real estate cooperative. It also includes significant consumer protection provisions effective at the time of sale of any unit in a common interest community.

ORIGIN:
Completed by the Uniform Law Commissioners in 1982, and amended in 1994.

ENDORSED BY:
American Bar Association

STATE ADOPTIONS:
Alaska
Colorado
Connecticut
Deleware
Minnesota
Nevada
Vermont
West Virginia

2009 INTRODUCTIONS:
New Jersey"