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Ohio law · Ohio Planned Community Law
Examination of books and records
Gives a planned-community (HOA) lot owner the right to examine and copy the association's books, records, and minutes, subject to reasonable board standards and specific exemptions.
Owner guide: Records & transparency in OhioGives HOA lot owners the examine-and-copy right that reaches those minutes, subject to reasonable standards and limited exemptions.
Owner guide: Elections & meetings in OhioLets an HOA board withhold records of enforcement against other owners without separate approval — the reason you need your own comparable-violation documentation, not just a records request.
Owner guide: Selective enforcement in OhioVerbatim from the public record. The law itself is a government work — always confirm the current version on the official source before you rely on it.