North Carolina Legislature Proposes Structured Timelines for Architectural Requests

In North Carolina, a 2025 bill now gives HOA boards a defined 90-day period to act on architectural or exterior modification requests — including paint, roofing, fences, and solar installations. The legislation also mandates that any denial must be in writing with stated reasons and include a process for reconsideration.

For communities struggling with inconsistent reviews or uncommunicated denials, this change could significantly reduce disputes and legal exposure. The requirement for written denials with reasoning supports more transparent Architectural Review Committee operations and aligns closely with best practices for ARC timelines and documentation.

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