Freeport Homeowners Association

Key facts from Freeport Homeowners Association's documents

Reflects the 2025 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Homeowners Association

Legal name

Freeport Homeowners Association

Governing law

California Civil Code §4360, §5740, §5650, §1363 (Cover letter (Civil Code §4360); Section)

Collections & liens

Pre-Lien notice on or about 46th day after payment due; lien recorded on or about 30th day after Pre-Lien sent; foreclosure when amount of delinquent regular or special assessments reaches $1,800 (not including other costs) or has been deli (Assessment Delinquency Control Policy it)

Reserves & fees

$10.00 or 10% of assessment (or special assessment), whichever is greater, charged on the 16th day (Assessment Delinquency Control Policy it)

Pets

Yes, but no animals kept for commercial purposes. Homeowners desiring more than two animal pets may apply in writing to the Board of Directors. (Pets section (intro))

Parking & vehicles

Limited and intended for guests and occasional resident use. No unattended vehicle parking in cul-de-sacs outside designated areas. Temporary street parking in front of garages only for reasonable loading/unloading. Vehicles parked longer t (Parking Rules & Regulations sections 3 a)

Fences

Sports apparatus and recreational equipment higher than declarant-installed fence in rear yard (as seen from ground level) must be stored in area not visible from neighboring homes overnight or when not in use. Fencing along side yard easem (Sports Apparatus & Recreational Uses; Re)

Architectural approval

Yes, for projects requiring delivery of building materials (subject to CAC and PAC approval). Also basketball standards require compliance with Community Architectural Committee's Architectural Rules and Standards. Side yard easement fencin (Building Material Storage; Basketball St)

Home business

In-home businesses require a City business license and the written approval of the Freeport Board of Directors; signs prohibited. (Signs section 6)

Signs & flags

Permitted signs: (1) required by legal proceedings; (2) residential identification signs subject to Community Architectural Committee approval; (3) Association signs. Real estate signs: maximum one per home (may place on another's property (Signs sections 1-6)

Maintenance

Owner responsible for maintenance of dwelling and ancillary structures, landscape, mailbox. Association may contract for mailbox repairs at owner's expense. Common area maintenance is Association responsibility (implied). (Maintenance Standards; Mailboxes and Mai)

Extracted from the recorded governing documents and cited to them; may be incomplete and is not legal advice — verify against the official documents below.