Common Interest Development
The Oaks Community Association is a common interest development governed and regulated by the Davis-Stirling Act. Since the homes within The Oaks Community Association are manufactured, the California Department of Housing and Community Development (HCD) enforces applicable regulations. Additionally, residents can enjoy various community events and take advantage of the residential amenities offered within the neighborhood.
Homeownership
The Oaks Community Association is a resident-owned community that consists of 208 homesites. Each homeowner owns both their home and the lot on which it is situated, offering the benefits of traditional homeownership in a well-maintained setting. Residents actively participate in community events and contribute to the upkeep and enhancement of The Oaks through monthly Homeowners Association (HOA) dues, which are currently $240 per month. These dues support the maintenance of common areas, residential amenities, and shared services.
Utilities
Sewer, water, natural gas, and electricity services within The Oaks Community Association are individually sub-metered and billed monthly based on each resident's actual usage. Additionally, the community hosts various community events that enhance the quality of life for residents. The Oaks operates a community solar farm, enabling electricity to be delivered through PG&E's infrastructure at a significantly reduced cost to residents. Furthermore, the community 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 and residential amenities throughout the community.