Rancho Cucamonga HOAs assess dues under Davis-Stirling. Regular increases are capped at 20 percent per year and special assessments at 5 percent of budget without member approval (Civil Code 5605).
Civil Code 5600 and following sets rules for HOA assessments in California. The board may increase regular assessments up to 20 percent above the prior year without a vote of the members, and impose a special assessment up to 5 percent of the current year budgeted gross expenses, subject to Civil Code 5605 limitations. Larger increases require a majority of a quorum of members. Emergency assessments (for repair of property, compliance with court or regulatory orders, or unforeseen events threatening member safety) do not require member approval. HOAs must give at least 30 days and not more than 60 days notice before any assessment increase. Assessments must be itemized in the annual budget distribution (Civil Code 5300). Delinquent assessments accrue interest (up to 12 percent) and late fees (up to 10 percent or $10), and after 12 months or $1,800 the HOA may non-judicially foreclose under Civil Code 5700-5720. Members must be offered a payment plan and alternative dispute resolution before foreclosure.
Contact your local code enforcement office for specific penalty information.
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