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Agenda 05 07 09
This document summarizes the history of Leisure World from 1963 to 1988 in Laguna Hills, California. Over these 25 years, the population grew from 0 to over 20,000 residents. Key developments included the construction of community centers, churches, golf courses, and residential buildings. Resale fees and the minimum age of residents increased over time. The administration of the community changed ownership on a few occasions. The document provides a high-level overview of the major events and growth during the first 25-year period of Leisure World.
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- #47 (a) Except as provided in this section, the common areas in acondominium project shall remain undivided, and there shall be nojudicial partition thereof. Nothing in this section shall be deemedto prohibit partition of a cotenancy in a condominium.(b) The owner of a separate interest in a condominium project maymaintain a partition action as to the entire project as if the ownersof all of the separate interests in the project were tenants incommon in the entire project in the same proportion as theirinterests in the common areas. The court shall order partition underthis subdivision only by sale of the entire condominium project andonly upon a showing of one of the following:(1) More than three years before the filing of the action, thecondominium project was damaged or destroyed, so that a material partwas rendered unfit for its prior use, and the condominium projecthas not been rebuilt or repaired substantially to its state prior tothe damage or destruction.(2) Three-fourths or more of the project is destroyed orsubstantially damaged and owners of separate interests holding in theaggregate more than a 50-percent interest in the common areas opposerepair or restoration of the project.(3) The project has been in existence more than 50 years, isobsolete and uneconomic, and owners of separate interests holding inthe aggregate more than a 50-percent interest in the common areaoppose repair or restoration of the project.(4) The conditions for such a sale, set forth in the declaration,have been met.