Homeowners can be charged how much to view association records?

Homeowners can be charged $10 per hour to view association records, as specified by Nevada law governing common-interest communities. This rate is established to ensure that while homeowners have access to their community's governing documents and records, the costs associated with providing that access are reasonable and not prohibitive. The fee structure is designed to compensate the association for the time and resources necessary to facilitate the viewing of records, thereby promoting transparency and accountability within community associations.

In a practical context, this fee allows associations to maintain their records while ensuring that homeowners can exercise their right to inspect these documents without incurring an excessive financial burden. This balance of access and cost helps to uphold the cooperative spirit of community living.