HOA enforcement of CC&Rs in Boulder City must follow NRS 116.31031 due process including written notice of violation, hearing rights, and limits on fine amounts for continuing violations.
Enforcement of covenants, conditions, and restrictions (CC&Rs) in Boulder City HOA communities is governed by the community declaration and Nevada Revised Statutes 116.31031. Associations must provide written notice of alleged violations describing the conduct, the rule or covenant allegedly violated, and the potential sanction. Owners have the right to a hearing before the board or a designated hearing panel before fines are imposed. Continuing violations may result in daily fines, but amounts must be reasonable and specified in adopted rules. Selective or inconsistent enforcement can be a defense, as associations must enforce rules uniformly. Some violations permit self-help remedies such as removing unauthorized improvements at owner expense, but only after proper notice and hearing. Owners who believe enforcement is improper can appeal to the board, request ADR through the Nevada Real Estate Division, or in limited circumstances file suit after ADR. Boulder City codes also apply separately, so violations may involve both HOA and city enforcement. Keep records of all notices and correspondence.
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