HOAs may levy regular and special assessments per governing documents; late fees and liens allowed under Utah law.
Utah Code 57-8a-301 et seq. authorizes HOAs to assess owners for common expenses. Regular assessments typically require board approval; special assessments often require owner vote if above a threshold set in the CC&Rs. Unpaid assessments become a lien on the property after proper notice. HOAs may charge reasonable late fees and interest. Before foreclosing, the HOA must provide statutory notice and opportunity to cure. Assessments must be used for association purposes only.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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