CommonGround in West Virginia
West Virginia HOA compliance, enforced as code
West Virginia's statutory enforcement procedure ships in CommonGround as a versioned rule set. Every requirement below is enforced as code: the legally correct path is the only path the software allows, and every blocked action comes back with the statute citation.
WV-36B-3-102-2026.06 · W. Va. UCIOA (§ 36B-3-102)
Not legal advice. CommonGround provides compliance guidance, not legal advice. The summaries below are generated from CommonGround's versioned West Virginia rule-set data and require attorney review before you rely on them — consult your association's attorney for legal questions.
What West Virginia law requires — and how CommonGround enforces it
All common-interest communities (HOAs and condominiums)
Who decides the fine
Decision body — the board
The board levies reasonable fines after notice and an opportunity to be heard. W. Va. Code § 36B-3-102
In CommonGround: CommonGround routes the fine decision to the board and requires the recorded decision before any fine is assessed.
Notice, opportunity to be heard, and a recorded decision
Reasonable fines may be levied only after notice and an opportunity to be heard. No statutory dollar cap; no statutory cure ladder. W. Va. Code § 36B-3-102
In CommonGround: The workflow has no path around it: the notice must be sent, the opportunity to be heard must be offered, and the decision must be recorded — in that order — before a fine can exist.
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