SonnyG1 (West Virginia)
Posts: 1
Posts: 1
Posted:
Has anyone ever participated in a voting block established by members of an HOA?
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GenoS (Florida)
Posts: 4,276
Posts: 4,276
Posted:
I think it's called a "voting bloc". And heaven knows what that has to do with an HOA or a condo.
GeorgeS21 (Florida)
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Posts: 3,808
Posted:
Uh ... democracy at work ... in most cases, given a limited number of options, every solution has a voting bloc.
If forcing a special meeting, then a voting bloc is require to do that by virtue of the percentage required.
Help us understand the why of the question, how it relates to your governing docs requirements for passage, state statutes, etc?
If forcing a special meeting, then a voting bloc is require to do that by virtue of the percentage required.
Help us understand the why of the question, how it relates to your governing docs requirements for passage, state statutes, etc?
GenoS (Florida)
Posts: 4,276
Posts: 4,276
Posted:
Do people search out like-minded neighbors and owners who then decide how they're going to vote? Sure. Do like-minded owners constitute a "voting bloc"? Sure, why not? I don't understand the question at all.
KerryL1 (California)
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Posts: 14,550
Posted:
We need more details, Sonny. A bunch of like-minded owners could and do get together and, let's say, campaign for board candidates of their choice. They could be considered a "bloc" as others have pointed out. But tht
s not a bad thing.
so I think you have some other arrangement in mind. What is it? What or who is it composed of?
s not a bad thing.
so I think you have some other arrangement in mind. What is it? What or who is it composed of?
KellyR6 (California)
Posts: 21
Posts: 21
Posted:
Any home owner can file a petition & garner x amount of signatures. If it meets CA law, Stirling Davis requirements it is on our annual ballot.
Within the last four years we have voted to limit board spending and recall members on the board who violate HOA law/governing docs.
I'd suggest checking your states HOA laws and Governing docs for your association.
Within the last four years we have voted to limit board spending and recall members on the board who violate HOA law/governing docs.
I'd suggest checking your states HOA laws and Governing docs for your association.
MarkW18
Posts: 1,290
Posts: 1,290
Posted:
Kelly,
It is Davis-Stirling Act of California Civil Code
It is Davis-Stirling Act of California Civil Code
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