Similar to “family day care homes” and “alcohol or drug abuse recovery or treatment facilities” (i.e., sober living homes), restrictions in an association’s governing documents (i.e,. in its CC&Rs) that prohibit the non-residential uses of properties may not be used to prohibit a “residential care facility” that services six (6) or fewer persons: “For the purposes of any […]| FindHOALaw
Many sets of association CC&Rs contain provisions that prohibit the commercial use of homes within the association’s development or any uses other than for a “single-family” dwelling. The California Legislature has limited the extent to which such provisions may used by a HOA to prohibit an owner or a tenant from operating his residence as […]| FindHOALaw
Limitations on a homeowners association's (HOA's) ability to prohibit sober living homes, group homes and rehab facilities within the HOA's development.| FindHOALaw
