Boulder City vs Henderson
How do board procedures rules compare between Boulder City, NV and Henderson, NV?
Boulder City has fewer restrictions than Henderson.
Boulder City, NV
Clark County
HOA boards in Boulder City must follow NRS Chapter 116 including open meeting requirements under NRS 116.3108, with notice posted at least 10 days in advance and executive sessions limited to specific topics.
View full Boulder City rules →Henderson, NV
Clark County
Henderson HOAs follow NRS Chapter 116, the Common Interest Communities Act, which imposes among the strictest board governance rules in the US, including mandatory open meetings and detailed notice requirements.
View full Henderson rules →Key Facts Comparison
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Boulder City FAQ
Can the HOA board make decisions in email or phone votes?
Generally no for substantive matters. NRS 116.3108 requires decisions be made in open meetings except in emergencies, and even emergency actions must be ratified at the next open meeting.
What can I do if the board holds secret meetings?
File a complaint with the Nevada Real Estate Division Ombudsman for Common Interest Communities. The Ombudsman investigates open meeting violations and can order corrective action.
Henderson FAQ
Can my Henderson HOA hold secret board meetings?
Generally no. NRS 116.31083 requires open meetings with limited executive session exceptions for personnel, litigation, and contracts. Decisions made in secret can be challenged through the Nevada Ombudsman.
How do I file a complaint against my Henderson HOA board?
File with the Nevada Real Estate Division Ombudsman for Common-Interest Communities, not the City of Henderson. The state preempts local HOA enforcement under NRS 116.
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