Valley Glen Place Homeowners Association

Key facts from Valley Glen Place Homeowners Association's documents

Reflects the 2003 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Planned Development (Recitals, paragraph E)

Legal name

Valley Glen Place Homeowners Association

Developer / declarant

FARVIEW 17, INC., a California Corporation (Recitals, opening paragraph)

Governing law

Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act (Recitals, paragraph E)

Assessments & dues

Initial regular assessment shall be as set forth in Final Public Report issued by the Department of Real Estate. (Article IV, Section 3)

Reserves & fees

Greater of 10% of delinquent assessment or $10.00, enacted if not paid within 15 days of due date. (Article IV, Section 6; Article V, Sectio)

Pets

Yes, but only one usual and ordinary household pet (exclusive of caged birds or fish) per Lot without prior written consent of Board; more may be allowed with consent. No animals, bees, livestock, birds or poultry otherwise. (Article VI, Section 4)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, each Owner may lease or rent his Lot for as long as Owner desires provided lease or rental agreement is in writing and provides that tenant is bound by Declaration, Bylaws, and rules. (Article VI, Section 2)

Parking & vehicles

Prohibited: neither the garage area nor the parking spaces may be used for storage of boats, trailers, camper shells or motor homes. (Article VI, Section 17)

Signs & flags

One sign of customary and reasonable dimensions advertising a Lot for sale, rent or lease allowed with Board permission; must conform to governmental ordinances. No signs on Common Area except by Board authority. Declarant may have signs du (Article VI, Section 6)

Use restrictions

Each Lot shall be improved, used and occupied for private, single-family dwelling purposes only; no commercial purpose except Declarant sales office for up to one year after first lot sale. (Article VI, Section 1)

Voting & meetings

One vote per lot; when more than one owner, they determine how to cast the vote but only one vote per lot. (Article II, Section 3)

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