Governor Newsom Signed SB 323

Governor Newsom Signed SB 323

We are disappointed to announce that late last night, Governor Gavin Newsom signed Senate Bill 323 (Wieckowski). This means it will be effective on January 1, 2020. We worked hard to defeat SB 323 and I am proud of the work we’ve done. We came very close, especially...
SB 323 E-Mail Nightmare

SB 323 E-Mail Nightmare

It’s Not Just an Election Bill By Nathan R. McGuire, Esq. SB 323 (Wieckowski) currently sits on the Governor’s desk, awaiting his action. If he doesn’t veto SB 323 on or before October 13th, it will become law on January 1, 2020. Given the significant problems with SB...
Wieckowski’s S.B. 323 Assembly Housing Testimony

Wieckowski’s S.B. 323 Assembly Housing Testimony

Why would we change California Law for less than 2% of Community Associations due to disgruntled homeowners?By PR ChairOn June 19, 2019 the Assembly Housing and Community Development Committee heard Wieckowski’s testimony on S.B. 323. You can view the entire hearing...
SB 323 Problem: One Size Does Not Fit All

SB 323 Problem: One Size Does Not Fit All

By Ken Silverman, HOA ResidentSun City Lincoln Hills Community Association (SCLH) has over 11,000 residents. We’re actively trying to improve digital communications to increase our community association’s communication efforts and digital delivery of association...
S.B. 323 Allows Felons to Serve on HOA Boards

S.B. 323 Allows Felons to Serve on HOA Boards

SENATE BILL 323 REQUIRES COMMUNITY ASSOCIATIONS TO ALLOW VIOLENT FELONS TO SERVE ON THEIR BOARDS, ALONG WITH OWNERS WHO DON’T PAY THEIR ASSESSMENTS AND WHO VIOLATE THE ASSOCIATION’S RULESCurrent law allows homeowners association boards to remove convicted...