CT HB05630

Amends Connecticut General Statutes Section 7-327(d) regarding district governance structures, effective July 1, 2016.

Allows a district to increase its board of directors from the standard size to nine members, with three members elected annually to three-year terms, or alternatively designate one board member to serve as both clerk and treasurer.

Establishes requirements for districts created by master associations of common interest communities with over 2,400 residential units that were established before July 3, 1991, requiring appointment of 24 master association executive board members to district positions.

Mandates that four master association executive board members serve as district president, vice-president, treasurer, and clerk, with subsequent annual elections of officers following the initial organizational meeting.