To the Editor:
To legislate or not? On one hand, the 9th District legislators state that they are adamantly opposed to any legislative attempt to permit Trenton to interfere with the operations of HOA communities when they voted on S-2261. On the other hand, they supported legislation to prevent the expiration of legal immunity for HOAs from COVID-related lawsuits, S-177.
Sen. Connors claims that issues touched on in S-2261 can be handled internally by community residents through their elected board members.
February 3, 2022
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