Solomon

Ironwood Owners Assn. IX v. Solomon

Good Law
178 Cal. App. 3d 766·1986 Cal. App. LEXIS 2696·224 Cal. Rptr. 18
Court of Appeal of CaliforniaMarch 11, 1986E001639California1,787 words

Opinion

Opinion

Kaufman, J.

Defendants Bernard and Perlee Solomon (Solomons) appeal from a summary judgment in favor of plaintiff Ironwood Owners Association IX (Association). The judgment granted the Association a mandatory injunction compelling the removal of eight date palm trees from the Solomons’ property. The Association was also granted declaratory relief, the court finding the Solomons in violation of the Association’s declaration of covenants, conditions and restrictions (CCRs) for having planted the date palm trees without previously filing a plan with and obtaining the written approval of the Association’s architectural control committee.

Facts

The Solomons purchased a residential lot in the Ironwood Country Club, a planned unit development, in March 1979. They do not dispute that they bought the property with full nbtice of the CCRs, which were duly recorded in Riverside County in December 1978.

The date palm trees in question were planted sometime during July 1983 and have remained there since. The Solomons have admitted and it is therefore undisputed that they did not file a plan regarding the palm trees with the Association’s architectural control committee and accordingly never…

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