Oakley, CA · Contra Costa County
Agreement and Covenants Affecting Real Property Including Owner-Occupancy Restrictions
This agreement records owner-occupancy, residential-use, and short-term rental restrictions for property owners applying to build a two-unit residential development in Oakley.
What this form is
Oakley uses this agreement for a property where the owner has applied to construct a two-unit residential development under the HOME Act. It establishes restrictions that run with the land, including owner occupancy of one unit as a primary residence, residential use, and a ban on short-term rentals. The document asks for the effective date, owner and property details, assessor’s parcel number, and signatures.
Who needs it
Property owners applying to construct a two-unit residential development on qualifying property in Oakley need to complete this agreement.
How to submit it
The form says that when recorded, it should be mailed to the City of Oakley Planning Division, Attn: Kenneth Strelo, 3231 Main Street, Oakley, California 94561.
About notarization
This agreement is signed without a notary; it contains signature lines for the City and Owner, and does not mention a notarized or sworn attachment.
How to submit this form
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Download the Agreement
Download the Oakley owner-occupancy covenant agreement PDF.
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Complete the Property Details
Enter the effective date, owner and property information, and assessor’s parcel number requested on the form.
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Sign the Agreement
The document provides signature lines for the City of Oakley and the Owner.
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Mail When Recorded
The form says that when recorded, mail it to the City of Oakley Planning Division, Attn: Kenneth Strelo, at the address shown.
Frequently asked questions
- What does the Oakley owner-occupancy covenant agreement do?
- It records restrictions for a two-unit residential development, including owner occupancy of one unit as a primary residence, residential use, and a prohibition on short-term rentals.
- Who completes this agreement?
- The agreement identifies the property owner and applies to property for which the owner has applied to construct a two-unit residential development in Oakley.
- Do I need a notary for this owner-occupancy agreement?
- No. The agreement has signature lines for the City and Owner but no notary block or notarized attachment is stated in the document.
- How do I submit the agreement?
- The form says that when recorded, it should be mailed to the City of Oakley Planning Division, Attn: Kenneth Strelo, 3231 Main Street, Oakley, California 94561.
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