Read your governing documents to determine this process. It may also be affected by the style of California state corporation law under which your association is incorporated.
Your answer certainly depends on your qualifications, the size of the association and your responsibilities as a community manager.
In most places, there probably aren't any. However, if you live in a homeowners' association, then the HOA may well prohibit motor homes in the driveway even if it's "legal" according to state and local laws. HOAs have fairly broad restrictive powers that you agreed to grant them over the use of your property when you moved in.
You will have to contact the CA DOJ
Read your governing documents -- CA can be either California or Canada -- to identify the association's responsibilities that surround filing a lien on your title.
Your bankruptcy attorney can help you answer your question.
Here is a website that states CA laws on repo and storage. http://www.repobiz.com/facts.html
An owner, a board member, the association manager, or perhaps a local realtor can help you make the contact you want.
You can search the Sterling Davis act which is the statutes for CA Common interest communities. I think all back homeowner fees convey
Call a lawyer.
There are many beaches across the coast of CA. You would need to contact the local authorities to find out certain laws regarding that.
You would have to check with the local by laws office.
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