Liability Insurance for non-HOA neighbors Using Common House | <– Date –> <– Thread –> |
From: Hank Obermayer (hobermayer![]() |
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Date: Wed, 22 Apr 2009 14:19:43 -0700 (PDT) |
Hi folks-I haven't posted on this list in over ten years, but some questions are coming up at Mariposa Grove that I don't see addressed in past cohousing-l conversations.
So here's the situation:Over half the residents and the bulk of our common facilities are part of an HOA (retrofit of 3 buildings, 6 units + common house). Some of the housing and a small portion of the common facilities (outdoor only) is owned completely independently of the HOA (1 building, 3 units + outdoor & large deck). We function mostly as one community, although financially & legally there are at least three entities (HOA, unincorporated association including everyone, separate house).
There are issues coming up regarding liability and liability insurance for use of the common facilities by residents of the non- HOA housing, or events hosted by those non-HOA community members. Have any other communities thought through issues of liability for non-HOA members? I would imagine this is a potential issue for every retrofit community, and any other community that has an adjacent neighbor (not in the HOA) who has become an associate member, or something similar.
We're also thinking through issues about liability for when members host events that charge money, but this has been addressed somewhat on this list before.
Any thoughts or experience? Thanks, Hank Obermayer Mariposa Grove Oakland, CA
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Liability Insurance for non-HOA neighbors Using Common House Hank Obermayer, April 22 2009
- Re: Liability Insurance for non-HOA neighbors Using Common House Sharon Villines, April 23 2009
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