What steps should an HOA board follow to enforce a violation notice?
HOALife helps boards issue and manage violation notices with clear processes. Boards should follow rules, document violations, and provide cure periods.
Overview
HOALife allows boards to manage enforcement steps consistently. Boards must follow governing documents when citing violations. This typically involves identifying the issue, documenting it with photos and rule references, and sending a written notice with a specified correction period. HOALife’s violation workflows automate these notifications and track homeowner responses to ensure fairness and compliance.
Key steps
- Identify and document: Inspectors record the violation with photos and applicable rules.
- Notify the homeowner: Send a written notice describing the violation, citing the specific rule, and providing a deadline to cure.
- Follow up: If the issue isn’t corrected, issue subsequent notices or fines according to the CC&Rs.
Best practices
Boards should apply rules consistently, maintain records, and offer an appeal process. HOALife helps by centralizing documentation and automating follow‑ups, reducing manual workloads.
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