Understanding Cure Rights Under Florida HOA Fine Procedures
Q: I was recently fined by my homeowners’ association for violating the entry gate procedures. The hearing for the fine occurred more than thirty (30) days after the alleged event. I raised the issue of curing the violation as permitted by the statute and the committee stated that this type of violation was not subject to cure and imposed the fine. Can you explain how violations are cured so that owners may avoid being fined? (J.B., via e-mail)
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