Land Use & Zoning
Which statement about CC&Rs (Covenants, Conditions, and Restrictions) is TRUE?
ACC&Rs are part of public zoning law and enforced by the city
BCC&Rs run with the land and bind all future owners✓ Correct
CCC&Rs expire automatically after 10 years in California
DCC&Rs may override local zoning requirements
Explanation
CC&Rs are private deed restrictions that run with the land, meaning they bind all subsequent owners. They are enforced by HOAs or property owners, not the government, and cannot override more restrictive public zoning requirements.
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