Department of Commerce common interest community registration establishment provision
This bill requires residential common interest communities and similar associations in Minnesota to register annually with the Department of Commerce. The registration process mandates submission of detailed information including the organization's legal name, contact details, board officer information, governing documents, and financial data from annual budgets. For communities controlled by a master developer, the bill also requires disclosure of the developer's details and timeline for transferring control to owners, while property management companies must provide their contract obligations. Each community must pay a $55 annual registration fee, and the Department of Commerce must notify associations that fail to register, giving them 60 days to comply.
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