AnnieS4
Posts: 29
Posts: 29
Posted:
Or can you? Or if someone is on the board and does not attend the board meetings?
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How can you vote someone off the board?
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RogerB
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Posts: 4,986
Posted:
Annie, the process for removal should be in your Bylaws.
CarolR11
Posts: 2,560
Posts: 2,560
Posted:
Yes, the homeowners can vote directors off the Board. Follow Roger's advice and read your HOA's Bylaws.
JohnC46
Posts: 14,230
Posts: 14,230
Posted:
Annie
Tough love here but it is time to read and understand all your docs versus just fire questions from the hip.
The methods and procedures to do whatever you want to try and do are in the docs.
An example. Many docs say that if a BOD Member misses 3 consecutives meetings they can be removed from the BOD by a majority vote of the other BOD Members. The same docs might also say a BOD vacancy can be filled by a person receiving a majority vote of the BOD Members. Thus if the majority of the BOD likes the person just removed, they might could reappoint the person they just removed. Why? Who knows but it might could be done.
Tough love here but it is time to read and understand all your docs versus just fire questions from the hip.
The methods and procedures to do whatever you want to try and do are in the docs.
An example. Many docs say that if a BOD Member misses 3 consecutives meetings they can be removed from the BOD by a majority vote of the other BOD Members. The same docs might also say a BOD vacancy can be filled by a person receiving a majority vote of the BOD Members. Thus if the majority of the BOD likes the person just removed, they might could reappoint the person they just removed. Why? Who knows but it might could be done.
PeterD3
Posts: 703
Posts: 703
Posted:
Your docs. may include a provision to remove a director based on attendance but it is typically at the will of the BoD NOT mandated as automatic removal.
However, in Florida if you have 50% +1 of the membership [entitled to vote] in favor of a recall it is very easy. No meeting required.
Here is one place you can begin the learning process: http://www.myfloridalicense.com/dbpr/lsc/LSCMHHOAprocedures.html
AnnieS4
Posts: 29
Posts: 29
Posted:
thank you all and yes i am reading all by-laws, florida statue laws, etc...lots of studying to do!
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