AB 2579: Common interest developments: discipline.

The bill aims to amend the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act, which governs the formation and operation of common interest developments. It would remove an exception that allows monetary penalties for certain health or safety violations, except in cases involving fire or environmental hazards. The bill would also clarify that a member who has engaged in habitual, repeated, or continuing violations is not exempt from discipline, even if they do not commit the violation at the time of the hearing. Furthermore, the bill would require that the board notify members in writing at least 10 days before considering or imposing discipline or a monetary charge. Additionally, the bill would establish that a member who cures a violation prior to the meeting is not subject to discipline, and if curing the violation would take longer than the time between the notice provided and the meeti…