HOA assessments in Tuolumne County communities are governed by the Davis-Stirling Act. Regular assessments cannot increase more than 20% per year without member vote. Special assessments over 5% of the annual budget require member approval.
HOA assessment rules in Tuolumne County communities (Pine Mountain Lake, Forest Meadows, etc.) are governed by the Davis-Stirling Act (Civil Code §5600-5650). Regular assessments cannot be increased more than 20% above the prior year's assessment without a majority vote of the membership. Special assessments exceeding 5% of the current fiscal year's budgeted gross expenses require a majority vote. The board must distribute a pro forma operating budget at least 30 to 90 days before the fiscal year. Reserve studies are required every 3 years. Delinquent assessments may result in liens on the property (Civil Code §5700-5740) and potential foreclosure for amounts over $1,800.
Assessment violations: association lien on property (§5700). Amounts over $1,800: foreclosure possible. Late fees per CC&Rs.
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