The Magnolias Association
Mill Valley, California
About Our HOA
Keeping our community safe and well-maintained benefits all of us. Many HOA's are professionally managed, for which homeowners pay significant management fees. Our Association is managed entirely by your neighbors who volunteer their time to our community. This helps keep our Association's dues affordable to all of us.
Current Projects
Here are the current projects underway in for the Magnolias HOA for 2023.
The Association is responsible for all portions of the sewer lines that serve multiple Lots.
Under Consideration
These projects have been discussed as possibly necessary or requested by the board and/or home owners.
Hillside Maintenance
Link to Hillside Maintainance project in progress... .
HOA Financial Reserve
Link to proposal in progress...
Articles of Incorporation (here)
Code §§ 7130-7135.) Though corporate status is not required, associations incorporate to avail themselves of certain legal protections afforded to corporations under California law.
These documents are required to be provided by the seller to the buyer according to Civil Code Section 4525: » A copy of all Governing Documents, including Articles of Incorporation and Bylaws, or a statement in writing that the HOA is not incorporated.
What is a CC&R ?
CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) are the primary governing document of most Homeowners Associations in California.
What do CC&R's do ?
CC&Rs are contractual agreements that establish rules, restrictions, and obligations for property owners within a particular community or development.
Why have CC&R's?
They aim to maintain property values, protect the rights and interests of homeowners, and ensure harmony.
Helpful contacts (optional)...
Take a moment to get familiar with the map. Know your environment and your home's exit strategy.
The most important step you can take to get through times of disaster and stress is to connect. Neighbors who know each other will help each other when there is a need.
Board Members: July 2023
President
Susan Stieglitz
Susan@themangnolias.org
Vice President
Akiko Takeshita
Treasurer
Richard Marshall
Secretary
Susan Ives
Member-at-large
Shelley Perry
Documents
Selby Walker + Justin Petitpas
Before putting together a proposal, homeowners should become familiar with their HOA’s architectural guidelines.
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- Write Any changes to the exterior of the home must be approved by the HOA before construction begins.
- Proposed changes must comply with all local building codes and regulations.
- Homeowners must submit detailed plans and specifications outlining the proposed changes.
Thank you for helping to make our community a place to come home to.
