Bonnie Glen Owners Association, Inc.

Key facts from Bonnie Glen Owners Association, Inc.'s documents

Reflects the 1983 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Condominium

Legal name

Bonnie Glen Owners Association

Developer / declarant

Bonnie Glen Owners Association (a nonprofit mutual benefit corporation) and Cross-Miller, a Partnership (First Amendment, introductory paragraph)

Management

Condominium Consultants, Inc.

Governing law

California Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporation Law (Corp. Code §7110 et seq.); California Civil Code §§783, 1351, 1354, 1356 (Art. I, §1.2; §1.8; §1.9; Art. VI; Art. )

Assessments & dues

Not set; determined by Board (Art. III, §3.2 (Board determines monthly)

Special assessments

Yes, for capital improvements. Also for deficiency after damage (Art. IX, §1(e)) and for fines/penalties resulting from violations. (Art. III, §3.1; Art. IX, §1(e); Art. IV,)

Collections & liens

Assessment becomes a lien upon recording a Notice of Delinquency; may be foreclosed like a mortgage or by power of sale under CC §2924 et seq. and §1356. Lien subordinate to first mortgages made in good faith. (Art. III, §§3.5–3.7)

Reserves & fees

Regular assessments must include an adequate reserve fund for periodic maintenance, repair and replacement of Common Area (Art. III, §3.1)

Pets

Yes, subject to restrictions (Art. IV, §4.4)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, with written lease; tenant must be bound by governing documents (Art. IV, §4.2)

Parking & vehicles

Commercial vehicles prohibited unless standard-sized pick-up used for business and personal use with unobtrusive signs; other commercial vehicles not allowed. No inoperable, noisy, smoky, shoddy, or off-road unlicensed motor vehicles. (Art. IV, §4.17)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any building, fence, wall, structure on Common Area; also for grade level changes; plans and specifications must be approved in writing by Board or architectural committee (3-5 members) for harmony of design, color, location. (Art. IV, §4.18)

Home business

Prohibited (no commercial purpose) (Art. IV, §4.1)

Signs & flags

One sign of customary and reasonable dimensions advertising sale or lease allowed with prior written Board permission; must conform to ordinances. No signs on Common Area except by Board authority. (Art. IV, §4.6)

Maintenance

Not explicitly assigned; roofs are part of building not within Unit (see Unit definition excludes roofs), so likely Corporation/Common Area responsibility. (Art. I, §1.22 (Unit definition excludes )

Insurance

Corporation must maintain: (a) fire and extended coverage insurance on improvements (Common Area and developer-provided items in units) for full insurable value; (b) public liability/property damage insurance with $1,000,000 per occurrence; (Art. IX, §9.3)

Use restrictions

Units used and occupied for private single-family dwelling purposes only; no commercial use except Developer as model homes/sales offices (Art. IV, §4.1)

Voting & meetings

Two classes: Class A (all Owners except Developer) – one vote per Condominium; Class B (Developer) – three votes per Condominium. Class B terminates when Class A votes equal Class B or 2 years after final subdivision public report. (Art. II, §2.1)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.