LEGAL ALERT


SEPTEMBER 2026

AB 2692: New Law Provides Path for

Los Angeles HOAs to Reinstate

Expired CC&Rs

AB 2692 was signed by the Governor on August 24, 2026, and adds Civil Code Section 4276 to the Davis-Stirling Common Interest Development Act in response to the 2025 Palisades and Eaton Fires in Los Angeles.

 

The bill establishes a process by which homeowners associations in the County of Los Angeles whose CC&Rs have expired by operation of their initial-term provisions may reinstate those CC&Rs, provided the reinstatement is approved by the percentage of members required under the CC&Rs for extending their term (or by a majority of all members if the CC&Rs are silent on that point).

 

Once approved, the reinstatement takes effect upon certification of the member vote by the designated officer (or the association president) and recording of the CC&Rs with the County Recorder’s Office. The reinstated CC&Rs’ term is extended by the initial term of the CC&Rs or 20 years, whichever is less.

 

Enacted as an urgency statute with immediate effect, and applicable only to Los Angeles County, the law is set to sunset on January 1, 2028. 

For updates and questions, please reach out to your association’s legal counsel. For associations who are not currently working with the Firm, but are interested in doing so, please contact Manager of Client Relations Diane Weissberg at 1-877-31FIORE or by email at dweissberg@fiorelaw.com.

FIORE RACOBS & POWERS

877-31-FIORE

FioreLaw.com

The Recognized Authority in Community Association Law

Orange County │ Inland Empire │ Coachella Valley │ San Diego County

Facebook  LinkedIn