No one wants to pay more than they have to.  That’s especially true if you’re making a sizable outlay on something expensive and socially beneficial, like rooftop solar panels.  But some homeowners associations say they have a right to charge residents a fee so they can review the plans for new solar panels.     Read the article………………………

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