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HOUSE BILL 3317: Amends Oregon Condominium Act and Oregon Planned Community Act Effective: January 1, 2012

• House Bill 3317 (Enacted as House Bill 3317-B Engrossed), Oregon 2011
• General Summary by Subject House Bill 3317 – Enrolled
• General Summary by Section House Bill 3317
• Legislative History (Status) Enter bill number as indicated at www.leg.state.or.us/searchmeas.html
• Introduced at the request of:
  • Legislative Action Committee (LAC) of Oregon Chapter of Community Associations Institute (CAI), a National Organization.
  • Condominium/HOA Working Group, since 1977, actively involved in proposing legislation relating to condominiums and planned communities since 1977
  • Legal and Legislative Committee of Oregon Washington Community Association Managers (OWCAM)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING LEGISLATION

• https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws/Pages/ORS.aspx
• Barbara Kanz bzk@vf-law.com
  Special Projects Coordinator

SENATE BILL 963: Amends Oregon Condominium Act and Oregon Planned Community Act
Effective: January 1, 2010

• Enrolled Senate Bill 963 (https://vf-law.com/legislation/2009-pdf/sb0963.en.pdf) (Enacted as SB 963-B-Engrossed)
• Quick Index SB Bill 963 (https://vf-law.com/legislation/2009-pdf/Sec.Sum.%20SB%20963%20%28Enrolled%29.pdf ) (Enrolled)
• General Summary by Subject Senate Bill 963 (https://vf-law.com/legislation/2009-pdf/Subj.Sum.SB%20963%20%28Enrolled%29.pdf) (Enrolled)
• Legislative History (Broken) (Status)-Enter bill number as indicated at: www.leg.state.or.us/searchmeas.html (Broken)
• Introduced at the request of:
  • Legislative Action Committee (ALAC@) of Oregon Chapter of Community Associations Institute (ACAI@), a National Organization.
  • Condominium/HOA Working Group, since 1977, actively involved in proposing legislation relating to condominiums and planned communities.
  • Oregon Washington Community Association Managers (AOWCAM@), Legal and Legislative Committee.

HOUSE BILL 3090 (Relating to renewable energy): Adds new provisions to Oregon Condominium Act and Oregon Planned Community Act
Effective: January 1, 2010 (If enacted)

• House Bill 3090 (https://vf-law.com/legislation/2009-pdf/hb3090.b.pdf ) (HB 3090-B Engrossed)
• Summary:
• $ Provides that a provision in a declaration or the bylaws of a planned community or condominium or any other agreement limiting the rights of an owner may not prohibit the installation or use of a renewable energy device on an owner’s lot, if in a planned community or, if in a condominium, in or on an owner’s unit or in or on limited common elements reserved exclusively for the use of an owner’s unit, unless the provision or agreement was in effect before the effective date of HB 3090-B.
• $ Specifies certain limitations.
• Legislative History (Broken) (Status) – Enter bill number as indicated at: www.leg.state.or.us/searchmeas.html (Broken)

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING LEGISLATION

• https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws
• Barbara Kanz bzk@vf-law.com
  Special Projects Coordinator
  VF Law
  7000 SW Varns Street
  Portland, OR 97223
  503.684.4111
  503.598.7758 (Fax)

HOUSE BILL 2665: Amends Oregon Condominium Act and Oregon Planned Community Act
Effective: September 27, 2007

• Enrolled HB 2665 (HB 2665-B) – Chapter 409, Oregon Laws 2007.
• Quick Index Enrolled House Bill 2665
• Section Index (Broken) Enrolled HB 2665 with links to:
  • Each section of bill
  • Each section prepared as expected to read in ORS format
• General Subject Summary Enrolled House Bill 2665
• Legislative History (Broken) (Status)

HOUSE BILL 2666: Amends Oregon Condominium Act and Oregon Planned Community Act
Effective: September 27, 2007

• Enrolled HB 2666 – Chapter 410, Oregon Laws 2007.
• Quick Index Enrolled House Bill 2666
• Section Index Enrolled HB 2666 with links to:
  • Each section of bill
  • Each section prepared as expected to read in ORS format
• General Subject Summary (Broken) Enrolled House Bill 2666
• Legislative History (Broken) (Status)

SENATE BILL 543: Amends Oregon Condominium Act and Oregon Planned Community Act
Effective: June 11, 2007

• Enrolled SB 543 (SB 543-A) – Chapter 340, Oregon Laws 2007.
• Summary
  • Requires homeowner associations and associations of condominium unit owners to deposit assessments in a federally insured bank account.
  • Removes requirement that bank account be located within state.
  • Declares emergency, effective on passage.

ADDITIONAL INFORMATION REGARDING LEGISLATION

• https://www.oregonlegislature.gov/bills_laws
• Barbara Kanz bzk@vf-law.com
  Special Projects Coordinator
  VF Law
  7000 SW Varns Street
  Portland, OR 97223
  503.684.4111
  503.598.7758 (Fax)