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This bill modifies regulations for common interest developments (such as condominiums) by updating requirements for exterior elevated elements inspections and association record-keeping. Specifically, the bill requires that inspection reports now include additional details like the total number of units in the project, the number of units with exterior elevated elements, and a certification that a statistically significant sample of elements was evaluated. The bill expands the inspection requirement to apply to buildings with 3 or more attached multifamily dwelling units (previously only 3 or more multifamily dwelling units), and mandates that these detailed inspection reports be considered association records that must be available for member review for two inspection cycles. The bill also updates the standard disclosure form that owners must provide to prospective purchasers to include a copy of the most recent exterior elevated elements inspection report. These changes are part of the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act, which governs the management and operation of community associations, and aim to improve transparency and safety by ensuring thorough and consistent documentation of building structural assessments.

Housing and Urban Affairs, Justice

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