Panel to hear first appeal of $20,000 VHR fine (NV)

The home at 1262 Lincoln Circle was up for a Tier 3 permit, which would have allowed the owner to rent to a dozen people. Kvancz has had a permit since 2018.  According to the county, it wasn’t until then they were notified that covenants, codes and restrictions in the Lakeridge neighborhood specifically exclude anyone purchasing property after 2016 from renting property. Because the county doesn’t enforce C,C&Rs, staff members didn’t know about the restriction until the home came up for a permit.   Read the entire article……………………………….

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