CA AB1610

Requires alleged aggrieved parties to provide written notice to property owners before filing special access violation claims, identifying specific violations with dates and locations.

Grants property owners 30 days to respond by either agreeing to make improvements, challenging the violation's validity, or stating corrections have already been made.

Provides property owners 120 days to complete improvements if they elect to remedy the violation; allows filing claims only after 120 days if improvements are not completed.

Limits damages to special damages only (for actual injuries) if property owner makes improvements; prevents recovery of regular damages or attorney's fees for claims based on the same or similar facts.

Requires courts to consider previous or pending damage awards received by the plaintiff for the same or similar injury when determining damages; expresses legislative intent to educate businesses and municipalities about accessibility requirements.