Annual Members Meeting Notes vs Board Meeting Notes

Our Annual Member's meeting is next week. When we take minutes for regular Board meetings they're pretty basic notes. No names unless a vote was taken, and the outcome of each topic discussed. No "he said", "she said".

Should the minutes from the Member's meeting be the same? Or should they be more specific? I.E. "Mr. Jones requested the sidewalks be pressure washed." "Mrs. Smith wants to be able to erect a clothes line." "Ms. Malcontent spent ten minutes bashing the board and humiliating and degrading others."

Or should they be "basic" as the minutes from board meetings? I.E.: "One member wants the sidewalks pressure cleaned."

Also---should the current Board secretary be taking the notes from this meeting? (That would be me.) I don't mind, but as I understand since this is the MEMBER'S meeting I'm wondering if it's proper for a board member to do it since the board cannot conduct any board business at this meeting.

thanks all

I take my lead in minutes from my city council minutes. In regards to council members they list motions made, who seconded and the result of the vote.

As to when a citizen speaks, they list the name of the person, their address and a very brief synopsis of the position taken. For instance:
Kirk Wood, 123 Any Street requested the city council consider giving free ice cream out at the library on Fridays at noon.

Sometimes it simply says the person spoke in favor of an action. Or it may indicate their concerns (the store might sell beer one day).

All the same, I don't know if such is a requirement to keep in the minutes.

That's what I thought, and it's also my experience. It's clearly stated in "The Homeowners Assoc. Manual" book.