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We are a community
association.
Community association living can be a
pleasurable and rewarding experience when there is community
harmony.
We need to understand the diversity of
needs within our association and have balanced member
representation.
There needs to be recognition of our
divergent issues due to differing lifestyles. We need to build
amicable relationships based on our community needs and values
to foster closer relationships. For instance we need to support
neighborhood events.
Your membership
in the association allows you to be involved in the decisions
that affect your community. You can serve on the board of
directors or join a committee. You can make a difference
in the quality of your living environment.
This will promise
a higher quality of life for each resident and achieve an
overall sense of community.
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Where
are we?
Stoneybrook
Villas Owners Association is a condominium association formed
for a condominium project that is built on 12.81 acres of
sloping land in Long Beach, California overlooking the Long Beach Marine Stadium
and in the distance Long Beach Harbor, the Pacific Ocean
and Catalina Island. See
map
Its
construction was completed in about 1970 as an
apartment complex for adults only and was pretty much
populated with a younger, active group of young adults. There was a
resident tennis pro and occasional tennis tournaments with
similar other complexes. That has changed to a diverse population including single people, young families, retirees and students.
It
was converted to a community of 471 condominium units in 1980-83 (see large project maps and unit floor plans).
You can also see
a report of parking space assignments here
although there could have been changes not reflected here. See
recent
sales to get an idea of what
are available recent selling prices. |
| California State
University at Long Beach is .73 miles from the project.

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The condo
association's governing documents are here
on-line
Other useful information is here too such as minutes,
contacts, committees,
announcements
and forms.
There are pages for official meetings, events
and rumors. Check them out. See some photos
too. Also the bimonthly
newsletter, Steppingstone, is here
online. See the list in the left margin. |