Mission Sierra Heights Condominium Association

A condominium of 18 separate interests in Shasta County. On the Secretary of State’s register since 1983. Status on the register: active, in good standing.

SOS entity 1141348 § 5405 data filed 2025-11-10 Register as of 2026-10-03 Source Secretary of State, CPRA response

Type: Condominium
Separate interests: 18
Where: Mission Sierra Ct at Mission de Oro, Shasta County
Status: Active, in good standing
Form: Nonprofit mutual benefit corporation

Shasta County, California. Marked where Mission Sierra Ct meets Mission de Oro, the streets the association filed, found in the Census Bureau’s street map. The homes are near that corner, not necessarily on it.

Its next election, worked out for 18 homes

One inspector, or three

Every election needs independent inspectors — one or three, never two. A director, a candidate, or anyone related to one cannot serve, and neither can anyone under contract to the association for other paid work — which rules out its management company.

§ 5110(a)–(b)

4 members, if quorum fails

If the governing documents require a quorum and the election misses it, a reconvened meeting at least 20 days later needs only 20 percent of the members — 4 of 18, counting one membership per home. Not if the documents already set a lower quorum.

§ 5115(b)(6)

Thirty days, twice

General notice of the nomination procedure at least 30 days before the nomination deadline, and ballots mailed or delivered at least 30 days before voting closes. The rules that make those possible come months earlier.

§ 5115(a), (c) · work out the dates

Get quotes from inspectors of elections

One request goes to every inspector of elections listed with quoroom. They reply to the association directly, the board appoints by its election rules, and the contract and payment are between the association and the inspector. quoroom is not a party and takes nothing. The inspectors are listed, not vetted. How it works.

On the register

What the Secretary of State has recorded about this corporation, newest first, by filing date.

The register records 4 past suspensions of the corporation’s powers (1985, 2002, 2017, 2018). Each was followed by a restoration; the status today is the one above. Failing to file the § 5405 statement is one route to suspension, § 5405(d).

Date	Event
2025-11-10	Statement of Information filed
2025-02-21	Reminder: Statement of Information due
2024-02-22	Powers restored (Secretary of State)
2024-02-22	Powers restored (Franchise Tax Board)
2023-04-06	Statement of Information filed
2023-04-06	§ 5405 statement filed
2018-01-02	Powers suspended by the Franchise Tax Board
2017-01-18	Powers suspended by the Secretary of State

25 earlier entries, back to 1983

2016-05-26	Notice of pending suspension
2016-03-24	Penalty certified for a late Statement of Information
2016-03-24	Penalty certified for a late Statement of Information
2015-08-11	Statement of Information overdue
2013-06-21	Statement of Information filed
2013-06-21	§ 5405 statement filed
2012-10-01	Powers restored (Secretary of State)
2012-09-28	Articles amended (older record)
2012-06-20	Statement of Information filed
2002-03-05	Powers suspended by the Secretary of State
2001-10-12	Notice of pending suspension
1999-02-02	Penalty certified for a late Statement of Information
1998-10-07	Statement of Information overdue
1997-10-09	Statement of Information overdue
1996-10-07	Statement of Information overdue
1995-10-05	Statement of Information overdue
1994-10-04	Statement of Information overdue
1993-10-05	Statement of Information overdue
1992-10-02	Statement of Information overdue
1991-09-05	Statement of Information overdue
1990-09-05	Statement of Information overdue
1989-08-09	Statement of Information overdue
1985-10-24	Powers restored (Franchise Tax Board)
1985-06-03	Powers suspended by the Franchise Tax Board
1983-05-12	Articles filed — the corporation is formed