Common nuisances associated with commercial or industrial facilities that home builders often forget to disclose:

• hazardous materials use

• odors and dust

• potential changes to the type of industrial use

• the sound of backup beepers

• the noise, vibration and fumes of idling trucks

• outdoor public address systems

• use of area streets by large trucks

planned area road improvements such as road or highway widening, bypass construction, offramps, and intersection improvements

on-site and nearby sensitive biotic conditions such as open space areas, protection zones for habitats and species, wetlands and riparian areas

special taxing districts and assessments including the Notice of Special Tax and information regarding type or purpose, assessment or charge amount, planned or allowable increases, and termination

overview of homeownership restrictions such as homeowner associations, architectural committees, association fees and significant use restrictions and maintenance obligations provided in the CC&Rs or established by local or state rules

specific releases of builder's liability for such conditions as hazardous materials in the vicinity of the subdivision, water hazards, and electromagnetic fields (EMFs)

other essential information such as right-to-farm ordinances and other disclosures required by local agencies, school information, affordable housing within the subdivision, Title 24 information, condensation and mold, easements, and utility service providers