Common Interest Development
The Oaks Community Association is a common interest development governed and regulated by the Davis-Stirling Act. Because the homes within the community are manufactured, the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) also enforces applicable regulations.
Homeownership
The Oaks is a resident-owned community consisting of 208 homesites. Each homeowner owns both their home and the lot on which it is located, providing the benefits of traditional homeownership within a well-maintained community setting.
Residents contribute to the upkeep and enhancement of the community through monthly Homeowners Association (HOA) dues, which are currently $240 per month. These dues help support the maintenance of common areas, community amenities, and shared services.
Utilities
Sewer, water, natural gas, and electricity services are individually sub-metered and billed monthly based on each resident's actual usage.
The Oaks operates a community solar farm, allowing electricity to be delivered through PG&E's infrastructure at a significantly reduced cost to residents. The community also maintains and operates its own wastewater treatment facility.
Natural gas service is provided by PG&E, while treated water is supplied by the Jackson Valley Irrigation District, ensuring reliable utility services throughout the community.