Peacock Gap Homeowners Association

Key facts from Peacock Gap Homeowners Association's documents

Reflects the 1960 governing documents — figures and rules are as originally recorded and may have changed since.

Legal name

THE MARIN BAY HOME OWNER'S ASSOCIATION (reserved name); later PEACOCK GAP HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION (actually formed) (Article XXX of Declaration; Articles of )

Units / lots

At least 209 (lot numbers referenced up to 209) (Articles VIII, XXII, XXIV (e.g., Lots 14)

Developer / declarant

LATIPAC-PERINI COMPANY, a joint venture (Preamble)

Governing law

General Nonprofit Corporation Law of California (for Association) (Article IV of Articles of Incorporation)

Assessments & dues

$24.00 per lot per year, payable in advance on January 1; first assessment due 30 days after lot sale by Declarant with prorated credit (Article XVII)

Collections & liens

Assessment is a lien for 3 years or until paid; if delinquent 30 days, bears 10% interest; committee may sue, recover costs and attorney's fees (Article XVII)

Pets

Yes, reasonable and usual number of household pets; no fowl, stables, poultry houses, rabbit hutches; commercial pet keeping prohibited; Declarant may grant revocable permits for limited pets, revocable if nuisance (Article XIII)

Fences

No hedge over 6 ft; no fence/wall except patio wall or windbreak max 6 ft above grade, not in street-to-setback area; no view obstruction; hedges preferred over fences; fences must be covered with hedge/vine (Article XIX)

Architectural approval

Yes, for any structures, exterior alterations requiring a permit, landscaping, mailbox, antenna, walls, grading plans, and color scheme changes (Article III)

Signs & flags

One professional sign max 200 sq in; one 'For Sale'/'For Rent' sign max 18x24 in; Declarant may maintain larger signs for development advertising; no other signs without committee approval (Article XV)

Setbacks / home size

Front: 15 ft; interior side: 5 ft; rear: 15 ft; corner lots: 15 ft from street; lots 1-48: rear setback 25 ft (Article VIII)

Use restrictions

Yes; no trade, traffic, business; no stores, clinics, schools, etc. Exception: Declarant may designate portion for school; also parks and churches allowed with committee approval (Article IV)

Voting & meetings

Each member entitled to one vote (Amendment 1, Article X)

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