Common interest developments: governance.

The Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act, requires that an owner of a separate interest in a common interest development provide certain items to a prospective purchaser prior to transfer of title, and prohibits an association, community service organization, or similar entity, as defined, from imposing or collecting any assessment, penalty, or fee in connection with a transfer of title or any other interest except the association's actual costs to change its records and a specified charge for providing certain information upon request. Existing law also requires an association, community service organization, or similar entity to make the accounting books and records and the minutes of proceedings of the association available for inspection and copying by a member of the association, or the member's designated representative, as provided. This bill would apply these provisions to a nonprofit entity that provides services to a common interest development under a declaration of trust, as provided, except as specified. This bill would also incorporate additional changes to Section 1368 of the Civil Code, as proposed by AB 1927, to be operative only if AB 1927 and this bill are both enacted, each bill amends Section 1368 of the Civil Code, and this bill is enacted after AB 1927.