Question:
Can a Board of Directors prohibit homeowners from attending Open Board Meetings not in Executive Session? Is the HOA Board of Directors responsible for providing the minutes to homeowners within a reasonable amount of time following a Board Meeting?
– Charlotte
Answer:
Hi Charlotte,
Generally, homeowners must be allowed to attend open board meetings that are not executive sessions. The board is also typically responsible for providing minutes of the meetings to the members. The timeframe may vary between communities based on the governing documents. Overall, it’s best to review the governing documents to check whether there are other provisions regarding meetings that may impact the HOA’s responsibilities. For further guidance, kindly consult a lawyer.
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