Victorville HOA architectural review must follow Civil Code 4765 with written standards and a written appeal process. State law preempts bans on solar, drought landscaping, and native plants.
Under California Civil Code 4765 every HOA architectural review must be conducted in good faith using written standards that are fair, reasonable, and applied consistently. The association must notify applicants in writing of decisions within the time frame in the governing documents, provide reasons for denials, and offer an appeal to the board. Davis-Stirling preempts several common HOA restrictions: Civil Code 714 protects solar energy systems from unreasonable restrictions, Civil Code 4735 prohibits HOAs from banning low-water or California-native plants in drought periods, Civil Code 4745 allows electric vehicle charging stations, Government Code 65852.2 protects accessory dwelling units, and Civil Code 4753 protects personal agriculture in backyards. HOAs cannot deny Old Glory flag displays or political signs within the owner's exclusive-use area. Complex paint and roof decisions should be submitted with full specs to minimize disputes. Contact a Davis-Stirling attorney when a denial seems arbitrary.
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