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IN HB1222
Bill
Status
3/23/2016
Primary Sponsor
Charles Burton
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AI Summary
HEA 1222 Summary
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Allows condominium co-owners and homeowners association members to attend any board meeting, including annual meetings, with exceptions for private discussions of delinquent assessments and litigation matters.
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Requires board meeting minutes to be made available to members upon request through in-person, written, or electronic mail methods, with associations able to charge reasonable copying fees.
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Limits mortgage holder notification requirements for amendment proposals to only those first mortgage holders who provide an address to the board secretary, with mortgage holders deemed to have consented if they do not respond within 30 days.
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Establishes that condominium declarations and homeowners association governing documents cannot require more than 75% consent for amendments, except requiring 95% approval to convey common areas or dissolve the association.
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Repeals requirements that condominium instruments and homeowners association governing documents must include grievance resolution procedures.
Legislative Description
Condominiums and homeowners associations. Makes the following amendments to the statutes concerning condominiums and homeowners associations: (1) Provides that notice of a proposed amendment of a condominium declaration or the governing documents of a homeowners association is required only with respect to first mortgage holders that provide an address to the secretary of the board of directors of the condominium association or homeowners association, as applicable. (2) Provides that a condominium co-owner or a homeowners association member is entitled to attend any meeting of the condominium's or homeowners association board, including an annual meeting. Provides that the board of directors
Last Action
Public Law 164
3/23/2016