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FEWER IS BETTER

TheRegenesisReportNational-Apr2017.pdf
Q Can the board enact rules or can it only enforce rules that are outlined in the governing documents?
A The board can enact a rule by virtue of its authority as long as it does not contradict specific language in the governing documents. This grants the board a considerable power which it should use prudently. Since the world is awash with rules and regulations already, a basic guideline for HOA rule making is “FEWER IS BETTER”. The board might even consider rescinding a few that prior boards put into effect, especially those that deal with issues that are already enforced by local ordinances. If you can get the police to enforce a rule, why would the HOA get in the middle? Only provide rules that uniquely apply to the HOA.

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