SECTION A
BOARD MEETINGS

The Board of Directors of the Homeowners Association meets the second Monday of each month in Clubhouse #2 at 7:00 p.m. Check the Breeze calendar for exact dates. All homeowners are encouraged to attend the meeting.

COMMITTEE MEETINGS


Committees are the forum in which you can participate in the affairs of the community, make your needs known, register complaints and suggestions, and above all, be part of the decision making process. The following committees are active in the community and need your help and support in order to be effective.

You are encouraged to attend. All meetings are held in clubhouse #2. Check the Breeze calendar for dates, times and current listings of committee chairpersons.

SECTION B
ENFORCEMENT OF RULES, REGULATIONS AND CC&R’S

The Board of Directors is empowered by the legal documents of the Association to enforce the Association’s Rules, Regulations, and CC&R’S. The need for enforcement arises when owners and residents or their guests fail to comply with rules, regulations and CC&R’s, in such matters as:

A. Payment of dues and assessments.
B. Damaging community property.
C. Infraction of rules of conduct affecting the safety, security and right to quiet enjoyment by others in their use of community property.
D. Construction of improvements and alternations affecting the architectural integrity of the community, without first submitting plans and obtaining Board approval.

The guards are hired by the Association to enforce the Rules and Regulations. Your respect and cooperation are expected. Complaints or concerns regarding the guard’s discharge of their duties should be directed in writing to Seabreeze Management Company Inc., Attn: Beachwalk Account Executive, 39 Argonaut, Suite 100, Aliso Viejo, CA 92656.

The Board will enforce the payment of delinquent dues, special assessments and penalty assessments. A late charge will be applied for payments received after the 15th of each month. The use of any Beachwalk facility is denied to any homeowner or homeowners tenant when their monthly assessment is past due.

The Board can levy special assessments or penalty assessments against an owner for recovery of costs incurred by the Association as a result of damage caused to community property by a resident or guests.

The Board can levy penalty assessment for violations of rules of conduct or may obtain court injunctions to restrain continuing violators or violations.

The Board can deal with architectural violations by means of legal injunctions and by abatement proceedings.

Legal actions on behalf of the Association are very expensive but necessary to protect the best interest of all homeowners. Individuals, who act contrary to the controls that we have all agreed to abide by, create a financial burden on each and every homeowner. Please do your part to see that the rules are followed or take action to see the rules are changed.

If legal action is necessary against any homeowner, resident or guest, the Board of Directors may seek, in additional to any other remedies, payment by the homeowner of the board’s attorney fees and costs as permitted by the legal documents.