Annual Meeting - Passing Motions Question

Exactly what were the motions that the members passed. It could be that these actions cannot be taken by the members so the board would have to take them up as new business. As for the board conducting business at the member's annual meeting,I agree this cannot be done; however, it really would depend upon what noticing requirements there are for board meetings. In states where there is an open meeting law, such as AZ, a board meeting would be required to be noticed to the members -- that is all members, not just those attending an annual meeting. The fact that these motions were passed by the members present at the annual meeting means that the board "should" take up these issues at the next regularly scheduled meeting. However, just because the members passed the motions does not necessarily mean the board must also pass the motions. If these are issues that only the board can act on then it would be at their discretion as to whether or not the motions should be passed.