Oceana-Mission Unit No. II Owners Association

Key facts from Oceana-Mission Unit No. II Owners Association's documents

Reflects the 2015 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Community type

Planned Development (Page 6, recitals: "This development is a)

Legal name

Oceana Mission Unit No. II Owners Association

Units / lots

149 one story residences (Page 7: "There are 149 one story residen)

Management

Property Advantage

Governing law

Davis Stirling Act (Civil Code series 5600-5740) and Nonprofit Mutual Benefit Corporations Code (California Codes) (Article IV heading, Page 6; Article II S)

Assessments & dues

Amount determined by Board of Directors each fiscal year; not specified in document (Section 4.8: "The Board of Directors sha)

Special assessments

Board may impose special assessments up to 5% of budgeted gross expenses for that fiscal year without member vote; above that requires majority of a quorum; new capital improvements exceeding 5% require majority of all Owners whose voting r (Section 4.4, Page 13; Section 4.10, Page)

Collections & liens

Association may enforce by suit, lien and nonjudicial foreclosure (subject to Civil Code: delinquent account at least $1800 or one year delinquent before filing Notice of Default), or judicial foreclosure. Owner has 90-day right of redempti (Section 4.12(b), (c), Page 15-16)

Reserves & fees

Reserves set aside for major components for which Association is responsible. Funds designated as reserves shall not be spent on regular maintenance or operations unless Board deems necessary and complies with law. (Section 4.2, Page 12-13: "RESERVES. Rese)

Pets

Yes, up to two pets (dogs or cats) per dwelling (Section 6.4(a): "except that up to two p)

Leasing & rentals

Yes, but subject to restrictions. (Section 6.1(b))

Parking & vehicles

No boats, trailers, campers, trucks or other commercial vehicles, motorcycles, or vehicles other than ordinary passenger cars or pickup trucks not larger than 3/4 ton permitted, except as defined by Rules. (Section 6.5: "No Owner shall park, store)

Fences

No fences, hedges, or walls added except as originally installed or approved by AC/Board. Wood fences: Association initially repairs/replaces (one time per fence per 1998 procedure); after Association completes work, owner solely responsibl (Section 5.2, Page 16; Section 7.3, Page )

Architectural approval

Yes, for any exterior modification, change, or attachment to building, poles, fences, sheds, dog houses, storage bins, security devices, exterior color changes, skylights, solar, satellite dishes. No fences, hedges, walls added except origi (Section 5.2, Page 16-17)

Solar & roof

Solar installations require architectural approval; approval not unreasonably withheld. Standards consistent with state law. Location must be approved. Owner responsible for removal/reinstallation costs if roof work needed. Association not (Section 5.2, Page 17-18; Section 6.8, Pa)

Home business

Home-based or work-at-home situations permitted if allowed by local ordinances and have no external visible signs or indications (no signage, extra vehicles). (Section 6.2: "home-based or work-at-home)

Signs & flags

No signs, flags, or banners displayed to public view except as allowed by California Civil Code Sections 4705 (U.S. Flag) and 4710 (non-commercial signs) with reasonable restrictions. Also allowed: signs required by legal proceedings, parki (Section 6.6, Page 23-24)

Use restrictions

All Lots and Residences shall be used for residential purposes as defined by local residential zoning laws and ordinances. (Section 6.1(a): "All Lots and Residences)

Voting & meetings

One vote for each Lot owned (Section 3.2: "with one vote for each Lot)

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