HOA boards in Mountain View operate under the California Davis-Stirling Act, requiring open meetings, agenda notices, and recorded minutes for common interest developments.
Mountain View HOAs are governed by the California Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act (Civil Code 4000 et seq.). Boards must hold open meetings with at least 4 days advance notice of agenda items, permit owner comment, and keep meeting minutes available to members. Executive sessions are limited to narrow topics like litigation, contracts, personnel, discipline, and delinquent assessments. Elections must use secret ballots and an independent inspector of elections under Civil Code 5100 et seq. Boards have fiduciary duties under Corporations Code and must act in good faith and the HOA's best interest. Owners can access records including minutes, contracts, and financial statements on request.
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Mountain View prohibits disturbing noise between 10pm and 7am weekdays and 10pm to 8am weekends, with enforcement by police and code enforcement officers.
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Amplified music from speakers, DJs, and live bands requires compliance with decibel limits and quiet hours; Shoreline Amphitheatre operates under a separate ...
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Industrial and commercial properties in Mountain View must comply with stationary noise source limits measured at property lines, with conditions enforced th...
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Mountain View Chapter 21 sets specific decibel thresholds varying by zoning district and time of day, measured at property lines with standardized equipment.
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Mountain View requires EV charging infrastructure in new construction under CALGreen Tier 2. Residential EV installations follow expedited permitting per AB ...
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RVs, trailers, and boats in Mountain View cannot park on public streets over 72 hours and face Large Vehicle Ordinance limits. Residential storage must be on...
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