Westfield HOA Reverses Policy on Legal Fees After Resident Pushback
Hamilton Now Summary
Westfield's Countryside neighborhood homeowners association has updated its enforcement policy after receiving pushback for charging residents legal fees for covenant violation notices, even when issues were fixed promptly.
Original reporting: Current Publishing
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