This Vote Regarding Our Governing Documents Is Critical To The Future Of Our Community ...
VOTE TODAY!
We cover 1,347 homes,
a 32 acre lake, and also some of the outlying commercial properties.
We are proud to provide 24 hours per day, seven days per week vehicle patrol services.
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YOUR VOTE IS VERY IMPORTANT
In this election, you are being asked to vote on two separate proposals:
Proposal #1 (the "Restatements") would restate the CC&Rs and Bylaws to meet current legal
requirements of the Davis Stirling Act and address important policies in need of an update
Proposal #2 (the "Amendment") would increase Residential Members Voting Power from 1.0 to 1.25 votes per lot or parcel
The original 1986 CC&Rs state that a 67% approval of the restated governing documents must be achieved in order for the Restatement and Amendment to be approved. Until the election is officially closed, a ballot box will be available for homeowners to cast their ballots. EVERY VOTE Is Important!
This vote regarding the governing documents of Riverlake Community Association and Riverlake Lake Association is critical to the future of our community. Please take time to review the following items:
Read more: CC&Rs Defined from Davis-Stirling.com
Read more: CC&Rs – Current
Read more: CC&Rs – Restated
Read more: CC&Rs – Restated – Summary of Significant Changes
Read more: CC&Rs – Restated – Summary of CC&R Change Spreadsheet
Read more: Bylaws Defined from Davis-Stirling.com
Read more: Bylaws – Current – Riverlake Community Association
Read more: Bylaws – Current – Riverlake Lake Association
Read more: Bylaws – Restated – Riverlake Community Association
Read more: Bylaws – Restated – Riverlake Lake Association
Read more: Bylaws – Restated – Summary of Bylaw Change Spreadsheet
We want to maintain, preserve and enhance the value of the Riverlake Community and its Member's properties.
We are govern by the California Common Interest Development Act, Federal Laws, and City & County Agencies.