California Legislative Action Committee (CLAC)

CLAC Website

CAI Channel Islands 2009 CLAC representatives:

Steven Roseman, Esq., Roseman & Associates, APC, Delegate
Jeff Beaumont, Esq., Rapkin Gitlin & Beaumont, Delegate
Danita Vaughn, PCAM, AMS, CMCA, Integrity Management Group, Liaison

Donate to CLAC Buck A Door Program

Click here for a Buck A Door Form or contact the Channel Islands Chapter for more information.

In 1984, the California Legislative Action Committee was formed. The purpose of CLAC is to monitor legislation relating to community associations and to disseminate information regarding such legislation to the CAI members. In the past, CLAC has been instrumental in working with the State legislators in the formulation of bills and enactment of laws relating to community associations. CLAC is comprised of representatives appointed by each CAI Chapter in California, and includes all CAI interest groups (homeowners, managers, colleagues, developers and public officials).

Each bill relating to community associations is reviewed and analyzed. Thereafter, the entire committee votes to determine whether or not the bill will be supported, opposed, or another course of action will be taken. The bill is then carefully traced and reevaluated each time an amendment to the bill is made.

CLAC is a non-profit organization; and therefore it is necessary for CLAC to raise funds to continue to operate efficiently. If you would like any additional information about CLAC, or to make a donation, please contact the CAICIC office.

The national CAI website also extensively discusses national legislative issues relevant to homeowner associations.

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