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• With effective vaccines that have been developed there is hope that herd immunity to the virus is likely, though probably not for, several more months based on the lack of supply of the vaccine and the slow rate of inoculations.

• The practice of safe hygiene proto- cols such as the wearing of masks is becoming more accepted and widespread. • There have been few known law- suits filed against community asso- ciations claiming sickness from expo- sure to the virus while on associa- tion property. However, that may be because there is still time to file such lawsuits and/or because

while changes have occurred in some of those considerations, much has not changed. For instance, these develop- ments have reduced or will reduce the risk of transmission of the virus:

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“There have been few known lawsuits filed against community associations claiming sickness from exposure to the virus while on association property.”

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most amenities across the state were closed last year. However, the following consider- ations have not changed. Thus, the risk of transmission of the virus and potential resulting lawsuits remains: • The use of safe hygiene protocols does not eliminate the risk of trans- CONT I NU E S ON PAGE 32

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