JimL6 (Florida)
Posts: 45
Posts: 45
Posted:
Hello,
Florida Statute 720.303.10.b.3 – When it is determined by the department pursuant to binding arbitration proceedings that an initial recall effort was defective, written recall agreements or written ballots used in the first recall effort and not found to be defective may be reused in one subsequent recall effort. However, in no event is a written agreement or written ballot valid for more than 120 days after it has been signed by the member.
http://www.ccfjedu.net/HOAFS720.303-2007.htm
According to this, ballots can be resused in one subsequent recall effort within 120 days of submission. But what if new ballots are used? Is there a limit to how many recall efforts are allowed when NOT reusing ballots?
Jim
Florida Statute 720.303.10.b.3 – When it is determined by the department pursuant to binding arbitration proceedings that an initial recall effort was defective, written recall agreements or written ballots used in the first recall effort and not found to be defective may be reused in one subsequent recall effort. However, in no event is a written agreement or written ballot valid for more than 120 days after it has been signed by the member.
http://www.ccfjedu.net/HOAFS720.303-2007.htm
According to this, ballots can be resused in one subsequent recall effort within 120 days of submission. But what if new ballots are used? Is there a limit to how many recall efforts are allowed when NOT reusing ballots?
Jim