2025 Legislative Session Priorities
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Last Updated on 4/28/2025
SB 770 (Allen) – EV Charging Stations
Position: OPPOSE
This proposed legislation would delete the requirement for a homeowner that installs an EV charger in the association’s common area to obtain a certificate of insurance that names the association as an additional insured.
Status: Senate Judiciary
SB 625 (Wahab) – Housing Developments: disasters: reconstruction of destroyed or damaged structures.
Position: OPPOSE UNLESS AMENDED
This bill would make any rule or document unenforceable if it blocks the rebuilding of a similar home after a declared disaster. It also creates an expedited architectural review process for rebuilding after a declared disaster.
Status: Senate Judiciary
SB 681 (Wahab) – Housing: HOA Fine Caps
Position: OPPOSE
This bill, among other things, creates a one size fits all approach that would place an arbitrary cap on the fines issued by HOAs at $100 per violation.
Status: Senate Judiciary
SB 677 (Wiener) – Streamlined Approvals
Position: OPPOSE
The proposed legislation seeks to prevent homeowner associations from imposing Covenants, Conditions and Restrictions (CC&Rs) that prohibit or unreasonably restrict housing developments or urban lot splits on single-family zoned districts statewide.
Status: Senate Housing – Failed passage
AB 21 (DeMaio) – Association Management and Meeting Procedures
Position: OPPOSE
This proposed legislation seeks to make unnecessary changes to 14 sections of the Davis Stirling Act and adds 2 new sections dealing with association management and meeting procedures. Most changes would drastically increase cost and exposure to litigation.
Status: Assembly Housing and Community Development – Failed passage
Last Updated on 4/28/2025
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