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A Letter
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Attorney General, Senators, Congressmen all say "Hire An Attorney"
No one in the State of California will answer a simple question on one of their laws
June 04, 2004
By
Michael Henault
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Copyright AHRC News Services
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| LaGrange, California - I live in Lake DonPedro homeowners association in California.
The CC&Rs that I signed, state that our dues shall be no less than $5 a year and no more than $70 per year, and also that it shall take 2/3 vote of membership to change anything in the CC&R,s.
In 2003 our board raised the dues to $84, now this year to $100. The board claims that the Davis Stirling Common Interest Development Act allows them to do this.
I do not read that in Davis Stirling - I read that this applies if there are no governing documents, and I guess the CC&Rs are governing documents.
My real problem is that I have written to the Attorney General, Senators, Congressmen, and if I get any reply, it is "Hire an attorney".
I read on the internet that the Department of Fair Housing and Employment was in charge of Davis Stirling. When I contacted them they said they never heard of the Davis Stirling Act.
You would think that if the State of California can pass a law affecting their citizens, there would be someone to answer a simple question on one of their laws.
Does a common interest law override existing CC&Rs?
Maybe someone out there can point me in the right direction other than "Hire an Attorney".. |
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