NoticeCure
For self-managed California HOAs

Every AB 130 deadline, on one page your board can’t miss.

Since June 30, 2025, a California HOA must offer an opportunity to cure before it fines anyone, cap most fines at $100, and mail its written decision within 14 days. Notice Cure walks each violation through that process and keeps the record.

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Sample HOA · Today5 open
UnitStageNext stepDue
19
Balcony storage
Decision notice dueSend written decision2 days overdue
7
Unapproved fence
Commitment on fileHearingin 2 days
3
Fire lane
Decision notice dueSend written decisionin 3 days
12
Trash containers
Cure windowHearingin 6 days
22
Noise
DraftSend notice & set hearing

The statutory path, built in

Log what you observed. The app sets each date, generates each letter, and flags any fine above what the statute allows.

  1. 1

    Notice & hearing date

    The hearing can’t be set sooner than 10 days after the notice goes out. The notice states the violation, the date, and the owner’s right to attend.

    Civ. Code § 5855(a)
  2. 2

    Opportunity to cure

    If the owner fixes it before the hearing, or commits to the fix with a contract or deposit, the fine option closes and the case shows why.

    § 5855 (AB 130)
  3. 3

    Hearing & fine check

    Fines are capped at the lesser of your schedule or $100. Health-or-safety cases can go higher only after a written finding at an open meeting.

    § 5850
  4. 4

    Decision in 14 days

    The written decision is due 14 days after the hearing. It counts down on the docket and the letter is ready to send.

    § 5855

Made for boards without a manager

Management companies have compliance staff. A volunteer board has a spreadsheet and good intentions. This closes the gap without a management contract.

Letters that match the law

Notice, cure confirmation, decision, written resolution agreement and health-or-safety finding. Fill in the case, the letter writes itself.

A record that holds up

Dated photos, every notice and decision, and an audit trail of who did what and when. Export it when a member, a buyer or an attorney asks.

Nothing to install

Works in any browser on a phone or laptop. Add board members as they join, remove them when their term ends.

What changed on June 30, 2025

AB 130 amended Civil Code §§ 5850 and 5855. In plain terms:

$100 capA fine is the lesser of your published schedule or $100 per violation.
Health & safety exceptionAbove $100 only when the violation may harm the common area or another owner’s property, after a written finding at an open meeting.
Opportunity to cureThe owner must be able to cure before the hearing. Cured before the hearing means no discipline.
Financial commitmentIf the fix takes longer than the time before the hearing, a signed contract or deposit also bars discipline.
14-day decisionWritten notice of the board’s decision within 14 days of the hearing, down from 15.
No late fees or interestNothing may be added to a fine for late payment.

Simple pricing

One price per association, however many board members use it. Cancel any time.

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$29 / month
  • Unlimited cases and board members
  • All five letter templates
  • Photo evidence and audit trail
  • Email support
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$299 / year
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  • One invoice for the annual budget
  • Founding-member rate locked for two years
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Notice Cure is software, not a law firm. It does not provide legal advice, and using it does not create an attorney-client relationship. Deadlines, fine limits and letter templates are general information based on California Civil Code §§ 5850 and 5855. Your board remains responsible for its decisions and for consulting an attorney about its specific situation.