Commercial and Industrial Common Interest Developments Treated Differently From Residential Developments
Recently, the California Legislature enacted SB 752, entitled “Commercial and Industrial Common Interest Developments.” Effective January 1, 2014, commercial and industrial common interest developments are treated differently from residential CIDs. Prior to 2014, commercial and industrial CIDs were treated the same as residential CIDs under the Davis-Stirling Act. Although many of the provisions in the […]
HOA Board Has Authority to Limit Rules for the Election of Directors
Recently, a California court found that a HOA (also known as a homeowner’s association) has the authority to adopt election rules for the election of directors when the rule is reasonable and does not conflict with the HOA’s governing documents. This is an important decision that establishes how HOAs can govern elections. A copy of Friars […]
