CC&Rs, Policies, & Forms

COVENANTS, CONDITIONS & RESTRICTIONS (CC&Rs)

Covenants, Conditions, & Restrictions (CC&Rs) impose certain rules and regulations on the use of your property. The purpose of the CC&Rs is to establish the highest possible property values by protecting the lot owners against improper use of surrounding lots that might depreciate the value of their property.

CC&Rs are not an optional part of your property. When your home was built, the original homeowner agreed to abide by the CC&Rs as part of the purchase of their home. When homeowners sell their property the obligation to abide by the CC&Rs is automatically transferred to the new homeowner. As a member of the San Lorenzo Village Homes Association you are responsible for following the CC&Rs. If you do not live at the property, and the tenant violates the CC&Rs, you are still ultimately liable.

CC&Rs are enforced by the Association — When there are violated they may be subject to monetary penalties. Information on the policy and procedures for fines & penalties follows. Also, included is a summary of the most important CC&Rs. If you do not have a complete copy of the CC&Rs and you are a homeowner, you may stop by our office at any time and pick up a copy.

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Purpose of CC&Rs

Purpose of San Lorenzo Village Homes Association’s CC&Rs What are “CC&Rs”? Technically (and within the context of residential neighborhoods), a covenant is a rule governing the use of real property. However, in common usage, it may also refer to a promise or agreement (as formalized in a deed) concerning the use of the land, as …

Policies & Forms

All exterior modification requires the completion of our universal application “Architectural Application Form” (including trimming/pruning of the Front Yard Tree or Street Tree)

Online Payments Portal

Annual Assessments on all properties in the San Lorenzo Village are due on January 1st of each year. Payments received after February 1st will incur a late charge and accrual of interest every month until the balance is paid in full. Assessments can be paid via online at https://propertypay.cit.com. You can pay via credit/debit card or …