Question:
Our original HOA bylaws were filed in NC in 2006. There are numerous typographical errors and there are several updates to the state statute that need to be revised. It would be easiest to submit a clean, revised copy of bylaws in its entirety but is this permitted or do all changes need to be handled by amendments? Thank you!
– Kathy
Answer:
Hi Kathy,
In North Carolina, homeowners associations (HOAs) can amend their bylaws to correct typographical errors and incorporate updates to state statutes. While it’s common to make specific amendments to address particular issues, submitting a comprehensive, revised version of the bylaws is generally permissible. However, it’s still best to consult a legal professional for verification.
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