Who determines the maximum fine for a health and safety violation?

The maximum fine for a health and safety violation is determined by the Executive Board. This is based on the regulations that govern community associations in Nevada, specifically under the broader framework of the law where governing bodies have the authority to set penalties for violations of community rules and regulations.

The Executive Board plays a crucial role in enforcing health and safety standards within a community. By establishing the fine structure, they ensure that violations are addressed appropriately, promoting compliance among residents. This authority allows them to adapt to the specific needs of their community while adhering to state laws, ensuring that penalties are reasonable and serve to support overall community health and safety objectives.

The other options do not provide the correct framework for determining these fines. For instance, while NRS 116 sets forth many regulations applicable to community associations in Nevada, it does not define specific fines for health and safety violations. Similarly, the Division's role is more about oversight and regulatory compliance rather than directly determining fines, and the idea of having no defined limit does not align with the structured approach community associations take to enforce rules and maintain standards.