LynnJ (California)
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We have a small association with only 6 units.
Our bylaws require us to nominate and elect 3 governors for our board of directors. 50% of the total membership who are responsible for running the association business. The board is required to meet monthly .
But since we are such a small group we have always tried to schedule quarterly meetings when everyone could be there, or at least a majority of the homeowners. We've rotated the officer positions or tried to. (Some units refuse to accept office positions.)
Over the last year we haven't been able to meet for two of the last 3 quarters because 3 of the owners refuse to come to the meetings. So no maintenence issues have been able to be addressed in any effective manner. It seems a little strategic by a couple of units to insure that the association spends no money on upkeep, one of these is an absentee owner who rents his property. A third member just doesn't participate at all and refuses to attend.
The president of the association doesn't want to go back to following the actual bi laws of the association. She still feels that we need to have a majority of the homeowners voting on all matters.
Do we have any recourse to require the association to start following the actual by laws and covenants.
HOA Treasurer
Our bylaws require us to nominate and elect 3 governors for our board of directors. 50% of the total membership who are responsible for running the association business. The board is required to meet monthly .
But since we are such a small group we have always tried to schedule quarterly meetings when everyone could be there, or at least a majority of the homeowners. We've rotated the officer positions or tried to. (Some units refuse to accept office positions.)
Over the last year we haven't been able to meet for two of the last 3 quarters because 3 of the owners refuse to come to the meetings. So no maintenence issues have been able to be addressed in any effective manner. It seems a little strategic by a couple of units to insure that the association spends no money on upkeep, one of these is an absentee owner who rents his property. A third member just doesn't participate at all and refuses to attend.
The president of the association doesn't want to go back to following the actual bi laws of the association. She still feels that we need to have a majority of the homeowners voting on all matters.
Do we have any recourse to require the association to start following the actual by laws and covenants.
HOA Treasurer