Common interest developments: association records: exterior elevated elements inspection.
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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed Assembly
- To Governor
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Overview
This bill updates California law regarding common interest developments to require more comprehensive inspections of exterior elevated elements. Specifically, it mandates that inspectors’ reports include the total number of units in the building and a certification that a statistically significant sample of the elements was inspected. The bill also expands the scope of inspections to buildings with three or more attached multifamily dwelling units and requires reports to be included in the association’s records for two inspection cycles.
Key provisions
- Requires inspectors’ reports to include the total number of units in the condominium project.
- Requires inspectors’ reports to certify that a statistically significant sample of exterior elevated elements was inspected.
- Expands the application of exterior elevated element inspections to buildings with three or more attached multifamily dwelling units.
- Requires reports to be maintained as records for two inspection cycles.
- Requires inspectors to evaluate a statistically significant sample of exterior elevated elements.
- Requires the report to include a certification of the inspection process.
- Updates the definition of ‘association records’ to include inspector’s reports.
- Requires the report to be provided to the local code enforcement agency if the inspection reveals an immediate safety threat.
Who is affected
- Common interest development associations
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