Barbara Holland

You reside in the city of Las Vegas where the pet code allows up to six cats or six dogs without a special permit. An association’s regulations would be superseded by the city code.

They are suing our HOA for $8,000,000. They are suing us for the difference in the cost of materials. If they could have built in 2020 vs. 2024 it would have been less costly to them.

In your case, there is broad language as to the restriction of political events. From your comments, the clubhouse event coordinator made the decision to prevent the showing of the particular movie...

I would suggest that you contact an attorney to discuss the multiple issues in your email to me.

I leave this battle to the attorneys and the courts.

The best advice, appoint another homeowner to the board and hire a professional licensed community manager to conduct your administrative affairs or hire an association management company.

You would need to review your CC&Rs to see if your board has the authority to impose fees for parking excessive vehicles in the common areas or streets.

You would need to review your CC&Rs to see if your board has the authority to impose fees for parking excessive vehicles in the common areas or streets.

Q: Can a homeowners association in Las Vegas impose fees for parking excess vehicles in the common areas or streets?

You are correct that NRS 116 does not explicitly include the specific architectural process or guidelines that an association may have in its governing documents.