SB121 revises common-interest community regulations in Nevada, prohibiting landscaping requirements, late fees, and certain parking restrictions, and.
SB121 amends Nevada law to modify regulations for common-interest communities. It prohibits unit-owners' associations from requiring landscaping in the backyard of a unit for 36 months after purchase. The bill also prohibits charging late fees until 30 days after an obligation becomes past due and restricts parking of utility, law enforcement, and emergency service vehicles under specific conditions. Additionally, it mandates that associations provide notice of management agreement terminations to unit owners via email and public postings.
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