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Through publications, presentations, and Channel 16 programs, the Consumer Affairs Branch provides advice and guidance for the over 1,500 homeowner and condominium associations in Fairfax County. If you have a question about homeowner or condominium associations, or if you would like to set up a presentation, contact the county Homeowner and Condominium Association Liaison or call 703-222-8435, TTY 711.
While staff is available to provide information about mandatory-membership condominium and homeowners associations, and voluntary membership civic and citizen associations, the county does not regulate mandatory-membership condominium or homeowners associations and cannot give legal, accounting, management or other professional advice. Industry professionals should be consulted when deemed necessary.
Education
On Channel 16 every other month, the County Homeowner and Condominium
Association Liaison and industry professionals are available to answer
questions the public may have about homeowner and condominium association
issues. Tune in to “Your
Community, Your Call”
Publications
The Community Association Manual
is a 300 page technical document, published biannually, that details the
legal, fiscal, maintenance, operational management and administration for
associations in the county.
Laws
Many statutes of the Code of Virginia and the Code of Fairfax County, including the Zoning Ordinance, are pertinent to community
associations and supplement the Fairfax County Community Association Manual.
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