POLITICSJul 27 · 22:53 UTCKDVR FOX31 DENVERAnna Coon

Dried up lawn? Colorado law may protect you from HOA fines

A Highlands Ranch homeowner is spending at least $4,000 to comply with HOA lawn maintenance rules after receiving a warning. Colorado law may offer protection from HOA fines related to drought-damaged lawns.

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