California AB1892 amends laws governing common interest development associations, including rules for board elections, electronic secret ballot.
California AB1892 amends the Civil Code to revise rules for common interest development associations. The bill mandates that associations must provide written or electronic communication to members and nominees within seven business days of receiving a nomination. It allows associations to reduce quorum requirements if they cannot meet within 14 days, provided they pass a resolution detailing expenses and reserves. The bill also specifies that associations are responsible for repairing common areas unless otherwise stated in the declaration.
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