Bill would bar HOAs from banning fire‑hardened building materials for qualifying homes
Senate Bill 6,054 would prevent homeowners associations and similar common‑interest communities from prohibiting installation, use or maintenance of fire‑hardened building materials that meet permitting health and safety standards while allowing reasonable, non‑prohibitive design rules; stakeholders urged clarifications on definitions and cost thresholds.
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Senate Bill 6,054 would stop common‑interest communities (such as homeowners associations and condominiums) from banning homeowners who want to install fire‑hardened building materials that meet applicable permitting and health‑and‑safety standards.
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