The list above is not intended to be all-inclusive.

Fines - Subsequent Violations by Previous Offenders. Reoccurring Offenses: Enforcement In Accordance With the Determination Of the Board at the Hearing.Ī. Third Offense: Hearing Called By Board of Directors plus Fineĭ. Second Offense: Hearing Letter to Owner, Possible FineĬ. THE STANDARD FINES TO BE LEVIED IN THE CASE OF VIOLATIONS ARE AS FOLLOWS:Ī. (Whenever the word 'Owner' is used in this document, the word 'tenant' shall also apply.) The fines will be assessed against the Homeowner for violations by the Homeowner, members of his or her family, invitees, licensee, tenants or lessees of such Owners. In order to enforce the CC&Rs, Bylaws, Articles of Incorporation and Rules and Regulations, the Board of Directors may levy, assess, and collect reasonable fines and costs as established by the Board of Directors. RECEIPT OF THIS DOCUMENT SHALL CONSTITUTE FORMAL NOTICE. Any consents granted hereunder may be revoked for due cause. No Board Member may make a unilateral decision regarding any matter which has not been decided by a quorum of the Board Members.Īll of the rules and regulations herein may be changed or added to at any time by the Board of Directors with due notice and in compliance with the 'Open Meeting Act' CC 1357.100-1357.150. When watering the patio areas, the water should not be left unattended, please do not over water your yard.ĭo not take your complaints directly to the Board Members. Water is master metered and paid with Association monies homeowners are encouraged to conserve water consumption at all times. If the maintenance costs are high and the current budget is not sufficient to meet these costs, each owner's assessment will have to be increased accordingly. The monthly maintenance assessments by the Homeowners Association on common property will depend, in large measure, on the care and consideration exercised by each and every owner and their guests. Each owner shall be responsible for providing tenants with a current copy of the Association Rules and Regulations. Owners shall be responsible for tenants / occupant's actions or misconduct and adherence to the Rules and Regulations of the Association. All rules and regulations herein will apply to all tenants and/or occupants. Wherever the word 'owner' appears, if used in this document, it will include any and all tenants and/or occupants. They do have the same status of law and enforceability. These Rules and Regulations do not supersede or change the Bylaws or CC&Rs in any manner.

Your Board of Directors has adopted the following 'ASSOCIATION RULES AND REGULATIONS' hereinafter referred to as 'rules and regulations' to enhance the enjoyment and tranquility for all persons living in the commhomey. Without these restrictions and a means to enforce them, the commhomey living experience could become chaotic indeed. Typically, the declaration subjects all home owners to general covenants, while the bylaws and house rules and regulations provide specific guides for day to day living. The social success of a condominium community depends, in large part, on the rules, regulations and restrictions that govern how residents are expected to conduct themselves. HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION ASSOCIATION RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HOMEOWNERS PREPARED BY THE BOARD OF DIRECTORS EFFECTIVE DATE INTRODUCTION

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