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What is the Proper Procedure to Adjourn the Annual Meeting?

*Asked and Answered Asked – We recently concluded our Annual Meeting of the Membership. As always, we failed to achieve quorum. Rather than successively adjourn and reconvene the meeting, the Board concluded the meeting. Now we have several owners complaining, saying that the proper procedure was not followed when the…

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New Client: Legacy Villas at La Quinta Homeowners Association

It’s our privilege to welcome Legacy Villas at La Quinta Homeowners Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Legacy Villas is condominium community located adjacent to the famed Waldorf La Quinta Resort and Club.  Residents enjoy 12 sparkling pools, 11 spas, state of art fitness center, walking…

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Can the Board Reconsider an Approved Motion?

*Asked and Answered Asked – Can the Board reconsider a motion that was previously passed by a majority vote? One of the directors that voted in opposition to the motion would like the Board to reconsider. Answered – One of the Board’s primary responsibilities is to make decisions on behalf of…

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New Client: Casalon Community Association

It’s our privilege to welcome Casalon Community Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Casalon is a condominium community located in the master-planned community of Quail Hill.  Residents enjoy close proximity to shopping, dining, entertainment and employment centers. Our HOA lawyers and staff look forward to working with…

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New Client: Avila at Porter Ranch Community Association

It’s our privilege to welcome Avila at Porter Ranch Community Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Avila is a brand new collection of single family homes located in the master-planned community of Porter Ranch.  Residents enjoy a resort-style recreation center with a pool, spa, cabanas, outdoor…

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Can Private Parties Restrict Parking on Public Streets?

*Asked and Answered Asked – Can Homeowners Associations Restrict Parking on Public Streets? Answered – Possibly.  The restrictions set forth in the CC&Rs are known as equitable servitudes that “run with the land.”  This means that when an owner takes title to the property, he is automatically bound by the restrictions…

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New Client: Parkside Heights Owners Association

It’s our privilege to welcome Parkside Heights Owners Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Parkside Heights is a brand new collection of single family homes located in the city of Hayward.  Residents enjoy a community park and playground. Our HOA lawyers and staff look forward to…

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New Client: Canterbury Court Community Association

It’s our privilege to welcome Canterbury Court Community Association to Tinnelly Law Group’s growing family of HOA clients. Canterbury Court is a brand new community of detached condominiums located in the city of Yorba Linda.  Residents enjoy a pool, barbecue area, and community parks. Our HOA lawyers and staff look…

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New ‘Community Association Update Newsletter’ – Issue 52

In case you missed it, Issue # 52 of our ‘Community Association Update’ newsletter is available now! Topics covered in this issue include: AB 1101 Signed! Welcome Clarity to HOA Financial Protection Requirements AB 502 Signed! Board Elections by Acclamation What to Do if There is HOA Slope Movement/Failure Due Process Regarding…