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Senate defeats bill to shift HOA fee responsibility to first lienholders after debate over priorities

Utah State Senate · March 7, 2014
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Summary

A proposal (second substitute SB153) to require first‑position mortgage holders to assume certain HOA fees after a set period (discussed as 150 days) failed on the Senate floor amid concerns it would elevate HOA dues above other lien priorities; the measure failed 8–20.

The Utah Senate rejected the second substitute to Senate Bill 153, a contentious proposal that would have altered how unpaid homeowners‑association (HOA) charges are handled when a property enters foreclosure.

Sponsor (identified on the floor as the senator speaking in the SB153 discussion) described the bill as a way to balance responsibility between HOAs and first‑position…

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