HOAs in Sandy can levy assessments per CCRs and collect through liens, with Utah Code protections requiring notice and limiting late fees and interest.
Under Utah Code 57-8a-301 through 57-8a-306, HOAs may levy regular and special assessments pursuant to their CCRs. Assessments become a lien on the property automatically upon non-payment. Before foreclosing, HOAs must provide written notice and an opportunity to cure. Late fees, interest, and collection costs are limited to what the CCRs authorize and what Utah law allows (generally not exceeding statutory rates). Special assessments above certain thresholds may require member vote per CCR provisions. HOAs must provide a payoff statement upon request within a reasonable time.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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