CT SB01145

Community association managers must provide services in full compliance with association bylaws and applicable chapters of the condominium and common interest ownership acts.

Executive board meetings require at least five days' notice to all board members and unit owners, except for emergency meetings, with notice stating time, date, place, and agenda.

Associations may provide proxy forms to unit owners but cannot include the proxy holder's name unless the unit owner requests it; proxy voting rights are limited to 15% of total association votes per person using undirected proxies.

Association records must include detailed receipts, expenditures, and accounting records relating to reserve accounts.

Board members and officers are granted criminal liability protection for conduct performed within the scope of their authority on behalf of the association.

All provisions become effective October 1, 2013.