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ASSEMBLY BILL 3182
The bill was promoted as a solution to help California’s growing housing shortage, but it is certain to create several problems for HOAs
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COVID-19 UPDATE
California homeowners associations started reopening community gyms when the State of California began easing restrictions imposed by the initial COVID-19 stay-home orders from March 2020 according to stages of a reopening roadmap.
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COVID-19 AND ASSESSMENTS
By Matthew A. Gardner, Esq. Of Richardson Ober Denichilo The current pandemic is presenting similar warning signs that many community associations experienced during the housing crisis in 2007. With the ‘Stay at Home’ order in place to slow the spread of the virus, we recognize that people who cannot work have to start making hard […]
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Top Workplaces 2019
The Orange County Register Optimum Professional Property Management ranks 13 out of 80 as Top Workplace in 2019. More than 600 people from Orange County’s top companies and organizations turned out Thursday, Dec. 12 at City National Grove of Anaheim for the Orange County Register’s 12th annual Top Workplaces gala. The event honored 140 firms for […]
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2019 LEGISLATIVE UPDATE
SB 407 (Wieckowski) Noncommercial Solicitation
SB 407 (Wieckowski) Noncommercial Solicitation. Civil Code §4515 By Jeffrey Beaumont, Esq., CCAL, Beaumont Tashjian Existing law requires associations to provide equal access to common areas for candidates and members for the purpose of advocating a point of view during an election. New Civil Code Section 4515 provides that any governing document provision is void […]
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LEGISLATIVE UPDATE REGARDING SOLAR PANELS:
AB 634 (Eggman) Solar System Requirements. Civil Code §714.1, §4600 & §4746 Chaptered October 15, 2017 Associations cannot establish a general policy prohibiting the installation or use of solar energy systems on the common area roof of the building where the owner resides, or a garage or carport assigned to the owner for exclusive […]
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Responding to an Accommodation Request? What’s your Policy?
By Robert M. DeNichilo, Esq., Nordberg|DeNichilo, LLP With all the various moving parts that go into managing a community association, few issues cause more confusion or are as fraught with risk as dealing with a request for a reasonable accommodation or modification. Failing to respond timely, or denying a request when it is appropriate exposes […]
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BREAKING NEWS – The Drought is Officially Over (Almost)!
By Denise D. Iger of Iger Wankel Bonkowski, LLP Today Governor Brown signed an executive order declaring that effective immediately the “Drought State of Emergency” is terminated in all of California counties, except Fresno, Tulare, Kings and Tuolumne. The executive order also had the effect of rescinding a previous emergency proclamation and four executive orders […]
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