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Water Damage Claims in Your Condo Association

*New Library Article! Many condominium associations face problems due to a misunderstanding of how their association’s policies of insurance operate and should be utilized—especially in connection with property damage emanating from broken pipes or plumbing fixtures. Those problems include, among others: (a) denying owners the benefit of the insurance coverage…

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Swimming Pools: Required Safety Signs

*Asked & Answered Asked – Is there a new sign requirement for pools located in homeowners associations? Answered – Yes. Title 24 of the California Building Code was updated to require new safety signs for public swimming pools. (Association pools are considered public pools.) Two new signs are required for…

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HOA Held Responsible for Deteriorated Pipes within an Individual Owner’s Unit

The interpretation of a HOA’s maintenance and repair obligations under its CC&Rs resulted in a significant judgment against the HOA… Under the Davis-Stirling Act, Homeowners Associations (HOAs) are typically obligated to repair and maintain common areas except for those common areas deemed to be “exclusive use” common areas. The repair…