Today's Topics:
- Recording fees increasing by $100 on January 1, 2024.
- Process, considerations, and cost to become an entirely non-smoking community
- Board discretion in spending reserves
- Risks involved in not providing a resale certificate
- Risks associated with Owners volunteering to work on Common Areas
- Open meeting requirements for older associations
- Restrictions on Boards spending reserves
- Benefits of asphalt sealant
- Process for being nominated to the Board
- Increasing number of Board members
- “Board member” vs. “Director” language
- Role of an attorney in switching management companies
- Association authority regarding commercial operations
- Board discretion in enforcing Rules
- RCWs conflicting with Governing Documents
- Differences between types of meetings
- Notices requirements to Owners for open Board meetings
- 3rd parties running Board meetings
- Owner recourse for non-compliant Board
- Time frame to comply with meeting minutes requests
- Owner recourse for delinquent Board member
- Owner rights regarding access to delinquent account info
- Board access to Association bank account
- Board authority to determine management company responsibilities
- Requirements for keeping Board Meeting minutes
- Vetting contractors
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DISCLAIMER - The discussions in this Zoom Q&A are not legal advice and cannot be used to advise any particular association (or owner) with any specific question and/or circumstances. The comments in this Zoom Q&A are intended for informational purposes only.