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California Ch. 4000-6150
California Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act (Cal. Civ. Code, Division 4, Part 5, §§ 4000-6150)California's unified common interest development statute. Governs condominium projects, planned developments, stock cooperatives, and community apartment projects and their associations. Covers definitions and governing documents, assessments, the assessment lien and its nonjudicial or judicial foreclosure (subject to a $1,800 / 12-month threshold), records inspection, resale disclosure to prospective purchasers, secret-ballot elections, the open-meeting act, and member discipline and monetary penalties. Renumbered into the 4000-series effective January 1, 2014.Official source
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