Read your governing documents to determine the process required to make this change.
It is possible that if only three board members are elected, the number -- for the duration of those terms -- automatically becomes three.
Be aware, however, that a three-member board may be hampered in its ability to 'do the work', given busy lives, illness, non-resident owners and so forth. When even one member is not available for a meeting, and the two remaining directors cannot agree on a vote, then, the matter must await a new meeting, the presence of the third director and a new vote.
When two members are not available, no work can be done.
Yes, board members can generally vote to decrease the number of HOA board members from 5 to 3, as long as it aligns with the rules and regulations outlined in the governing documents of the HOA. However, it is important to review the specific guidelines stated in the HOA's bylaws or articles of incorporation to ensure compliance with any procedures or limitations for changing the board structure. Additionally, obtaining input and agreement from the community members may also be necessary.
Your governing documents may determine the number of members on the committee, and there may be no limit. Generally committee charters listed members, including at least one board member, together with the tasks, resources and time limits given to the committee. In committee work, it is advantageous that membership be limited to odd numbers, so that there are no tie votes within the committee.
Yes, and here's why. Your membership may only be allowed to vote for board members and to vote regarding the annual budget -- read your governing documents to confirm this. (And your membership confirms its faith in board members by voting for them.) Because your board leads a legal corporation, and the governing documents for your private democracy state that board member terms are limited to some number of years, board members must be re-elected in order to conform to the law. If a member -- unit owner -- challenges a decision or action of the board, the board members may be asked to prove their right to decide or act. If not properly elected, the action or decision could be in jeopardy. This is not a situation in which a corporation wants to find itself, legally.
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If the same owner has built up years of past-due assessments, the HOA can collect them all. If you purchased a home with past-due assessments, and the HOA did not step in before title-transfer time, it is unlikely that you as the new owner are responsible for past-due assessments that the board failed to collect from the previous owner.
3 new members of the Orforville, Wi school board were swarn in by the super's office without any public notice.
Also ask to see the meeting minutes for the last 4 HOA board meetings. Ask to see the latest audited financial summary statement for the HOA. This needs to be performed by an accountant if the budget is in excess of certain amount probably depending on state law. Also when asking for HOA numbers in arrears, foreclosure, ask what the HOA fee is currently, and how much was it last year, 2 years ago, and how much is it projected to go up. does this take into consideration foresclosed and units in HOA arrears? As for arrears, and foreclosures, loans/promissory notes against the HOA, ask for current numbers, numbers 3 months ago, 6 months ago, and 1 year ago. Are there any lawsuits (initiatede by or against the HOA) that are pending, open, closed (what is the judgment) and settlements. What are all the amounts and dates and reasons of supplemental assessments issued in the last 2 years. What are the projected assessments being discussed. Is the HOA budget in the financially in the black? If so, does that include HOA membership dues in arrears and foreclosures? If not, then how much extra of an asessment will be charged per remaining unit? Is there an emergency fund? Is it being depleted? ====================================== Get these answered declarations in writing and signed by the HOA so that you can sue them in the future based on false misrepresentation which had you known otherwise, would not have gone into contract to purchase the residence.
94% decrease
Decrease = 15 - 3 = 12 So %age decrease = 100*12/15 = 80%
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5*4*3=60 APEX
There is no standard minimum amount of people required to be on a Board of Directors. The average size of the Board of Directors is about 9 members for most companies.