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How can homeowners be responsible for our own lawn?

Asked on Jun 10th, 2013 on Breach of Contract - California
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HOA does not water our lawn (each house has very small front lawn), the grass all died. Can we demand to take care our lawn and reduce dues?
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When it comes to HOA's the CC&R are very important.  This document will explain the duties of the homeowner association.  Often times property under HOA managment will treat "common area" and "private area" differently.  Giving certain obligations by the HOA as to common area, and certain obligations to home owners for areas deemed other than common area. You should obtain a company of the common plan or CC&R, which are usually recorded in your counties recorders office or may have been provided to you.  Then read these very carefully on your own or with an attorney to determine what duties are owed by the HOA.  This should help you determine if the HOA is required to care for the lawn.  If you would like assistance interpreting this document I invite you to contact me at 415-827-1425
Answered on Jun 11th, 2013 at 11:46 AM

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