Category: Rules & Regs
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COST OF BALCONY INSPECTIONS AND REPAIRS
The balcony inspection bill, AB 326, is causing a stir. The board claims it makes the HOA responsible to repair balconies. I say it only requires an HOA to enforce repairs by the tenants if . . . . .
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FACE MASK In HOA Common Areas
We’ve had signs at the front door and lobby for several weeks indicating that face coverings are required in all common areas. Everyone has complied, except one . . . . .
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EXCESSIVE RENTALS In Your HOA Community
This article from the Davis-Stirling.com Newsletter by ADAMS | STIRLING PLC will help you understand the consequences of having too many rentals . . . .
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DELINQUENT ASSESSMENTS, LATE FEES & INTEREST
In this article, you’ll find helpful info from the Davis-Stirling.com Newsletter by ADAMS | STIRLING PLC regarding delinquent Assessments, late fees, and interest. . . .
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GOVERNMENT RESTRICTIONS ON POOLS AND GYMS
The board wants to charge us for an attendant and a large extra insurance policy around the new COVID-19 concerns. Is this unreasonable? . . .
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HOA FINES WITHOUT HEARINGS?
Below is a helpful tip from the Davis-Stirling.com Newsletter by ADAMS | STIRLING PLC regarding . . . Can the HOA Fine without a hearing? QUESTION: We have a tenant who urinates in the garage near the trash cans. This is unhealthy and disgusting as well as presents a health problem. Our management company says…
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REPEATED FAILURES TO PASS AMENDED CC&Rs
QUESTION: Can we operate without a president? The manager refuses to allow us to have a president claiming we would be sued. To compensate, the manager has taken over the president’s powers. How long can we function this way?
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NEW ASSOCIATION LAW (BILL SB 323) – EFFECTIVE JAN. 2020
QUESTION: What does this unfortunate nightmare bill mean for you? Increased Election Burdens
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DEALING DRUGS FROM A UNIT – Is the Board Liable?
QUESTION: Can a board be held liable if a unit owner has a permanent house guest that is dealing drugs from the unit? . . .
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NOISY HARDWOOD FLOORS
QUESTION: The owner of an upper unit installed a wood floor less than a year ago that disturbed the tenants below so much that they moved out because they could not stand the noise. The owner is refusing to change the flooring or put down carpeting because . . .
