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7 Each year, many states introduce and adopt legislation that interferes with community associations' ability to adopt and enforce their own rules: The issues that have been included in the most prevalent legislation include: Although these modifications are often prohibited in the governing documents, state legislators are frequently considering pre-empting or severely limiting community association restrictions. We expect to see more bills like this annually. 5. PREEMPTING THE AUTHORITY OF COMMUNITIES TO SE T THEIR OWN RULES • Arizona (legislation passed) • California (legislation passed) • Colorado • Connecticut • District of Columbia • Florida • Georgia (legislation passed) • Idaho (legislation passed) • Hawaii • Illinois • Indiana (legislation passed) • Iowa • Kansas • Kentucky • Louisiana • Maine (legislation passed) • Massachusetts • Maryland (legislation passed) • Minnesota (legislation passed) • Missouri • Nebraska • New Hampshire • New Mexico (legislation passed) • New York (legislation passed) • North Carolina • Oklahoma • Pennsylvania • Tennessee (legislation passed) • Vermont (legislation passed) • Virginia • Washington (legislation passed) • Wisconsin • Wyoming • Installation of solar panels and electric vehicle charging stations • Display of flags and political signs • Operation of home-based businesses, including daycares • Raising chickens, fowl, or rabbits • Parking restrictions 7 6 5 4 8 9 10 11 3 2 12