La Veta Monterey Homeowners' Association
Rules & Regulations

Resident Motorcycle Parking

A secured motorcycle parking area has been established near the south/west corner of the parking area.

A. There is room for 4 motorcycles (maximum).

B. Motorcycles must be registered with the California DMV as an operable vehicle and maintained in operating condition.

C. All unauthorized motorcycles parked in this RESIDENT ONLY area are subject to immediate tow and/or clamping.

D. Motorcycles must be secured to the black pole nearest your assigned letter space.

F. Park At Your Own Risk: LVMHOA assumes no liability for damage, vandalism, etc.

Pet Rules

Pets can add and enhance a special love in a family and be a wonderful companion for children and adults alike. In order to blend these qualities with condominium living, certain regulations must be observed.

A. All pets are subject to city, county and state ordinances.

B. Pet owners are encouraged to keep their pet up-to-date on all shots and to tend immediately to sick animals so illnesses do not spread.

C. All dogs must be on a leash not to exceed six (6) feet when in the common area. Any dog with a history of biting must always be muzzled and leashed when in the common area.

D. Owners must carry the necessary equipment (bag, scoop, etc.) when walking pets. All pet droppings must be picked up, removed and properly disposed of by the pet owner. Failure to do so will result in an immediate fine assessment.

E. Pets are not to be tied to any standard, tree, fence, or exterior furniture allowing the pet to have access to the common area.

F. Each pet owner shall be solely liable for any and all damage caused by their pet to the common area, property, or persons.

G. Enclosed patios or yards must be kept clean and free of pet droppings.

H. Chicken coops or other cages are prohibited on balconies or front and back patio areas.

L. Complaints regarding noisy, destructive, neglected or abused animals should be directed to the Orange County Health Care Agency, Veterinary Public Health, 714.935.6848.

J. Temporary or removable "Doggy Doors" or pet doors are allowed in screen doors, sliding glass doors, or front doors with Board approval.

Homeowner - Tenant Registration

In order to better assist you in an emergency situation (fire, earthquake, flood, slab leak, etc.) the Association requires that each unit owner provide an Emergency Contact number for both the owner and current resident. This information will be kept on file at the Management Company. Failure to comply will result in a fine assessment. When possible, a locksmith may be hired to gain entry to your unit. The expense for the locksmith will be assessed to the homeowner's account. In an Emergency, emergency personnel may gain access to your unit by force. Repairs for resulting damages will be assessed to the homeowner's account. New Owner/Tenant Registration.