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CT HB06538
Bill
Status
7/12/2021
Primary Sponsor
Judiciary Committee
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AI Summary
HB 6538 Summary
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Associations must hold annual meetings and special meetings when requested by the president, board majority, or unit owners holding at least 20% of votes (or lower percentage per bylaws).
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Unit owners may vote in person, electronically, by proxy, or by ballot in votes conducted without a meeting, unless prohibited by declaration or bylaws.
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Meetings may be conducted by telephonic, video, or other conferencing methods unless prohibited by the declaration or bylaws.
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Association records must be made available for examination in person or electronically within five business days of receiving a 30-day notice request.
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Before an association sues a unit owner (except for immediate harm or lien foreclosure), the executive board must hold a hearing with 10 business days' notice; unit owners have 30 days to request hearings before the board for disputes with the association or other unit owners.
Legislative Description
An Act Making Revisions To The Common Interest Ownership Act.
Last Action
Signed by the Governor
7/12/2021