Property Ownership
What are 'CC&Rs' in the context of a homeowners association (HOA)?
ACalifornia Construction Requirements
BConditions, Covenants, and Restrictions — the rules governing a planned development or condominium project✓ Correct
CCounty Codes and Regulations for building permits
DCommercial Contract Requirements for business properties
Explanation
CC&Rs (Conditions, Covenants, and Restrictions) are the governing documents of a planned development or HOA community. They restrict how owners may use their property (paint colors, landscaping, pet rules, etc.) and run with the land, binding all current and future owners.
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