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CIC Task Force: HOA Reform

 

The first CIC Task Force has been rescheduled for Friday, December 19 at 11:00 a.m. 

The meeting will be virtual only.  Agenda, discussion items, and meeting link information can be found at the NRED website or Nevada Business and Industry meetings.  

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The Task Force was created as a legislative compromise for an independent HOA Ombudsman. It was meant to give homeowners a meaningful voice. Instead, after going dormant in 2020 and nearly being eliminated in SB 78 (2025), it has returned with a majority of seats held by industry players.

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The Nov 7, press release with task force member can be found here.  And that is a concern for the Coalition: the industry that captured Nevada's HOA regulator now appears to be capturing the reform process itself. The very mechanism lawmakers hoped would level the playing field for homeowners now risks being steered by those determined to keep it tilted. Read more here.

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California utilizes a standing Law Revision Commission tasked to "discover defects and anachronisms and recommends legislation to make needed reforms." (For more information, see: https://clrc.ca.gov/.) This Commission is highly influential in passing—or not— legislative changes across all CA laws. While Nevada's CIC Task Force is a different beast, operating exclusively in the CIC world, under a different mandate, with specific process and objectives still to be determined, this Task Force, may be drafting Nevada's CIC laws for the next legislative session- and maybe even beyond. For this reason, it is crucial that HOA owners pay attention.

 

Public comment by NVHOAReform on the following agenda items has been submitted to the Task Force.

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