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Looking for suggestions other than first result is to sue.
Have Board who blatantly disregards CC&R’s and Bylaws.
Specifically, they refuse to have an election each year, thus keeping them on the Board.
At the last Annual meeting, I made a motion to hold elections for Board within 30 days of Annual at a Special Meeting, Motion passed.
In that time, the President has moved, and the V.P and Sec made themselves Pres (treasurer) and V.P.(Sec).
Has been 60 days, still no election. Again they continue to burry their head in the sand.
Community (18 homes) is willing to hold elections, but Board refuses to honor communities decision.
What recourse or step can be taken?.

[profdan_h]

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You can try removing the board members. Your HOA’s bylaws should contain the requirements and procedures for removing board members. Your state laws on HOAs may also provide some guidance.

Hope this helps.

[Charles Wright]

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Check your state statutes that regulate HOA’s, they may require an election each year or spell out terms for sitting members.

[KAK8190]

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Our HOA in Georgia has 4 board members and are increasing the HOA dues by $50 but the covenants say they need a 2/3 vote, but they are ignoring the covenants. The HOA also doesn’t collect fines nor HOA dues from the corporations who own rental properties. What can some of us do? We don’t have 2/3 vote to vote them off the board.

[Charles Wright]

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Some states like Florida, have an office that regulates HOA’s. They handle election issues, check to see who in your state regulates HOAs.

[Charles Wright]

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KAK8190, If the majority of homes are private owners, Draft a notice explaining the wrongs that are occurring and distribute them to each homeowner. I have never seen an owner happy about an increase, you’ll find a bunch of people willing to toss those members out, but you need to have others ready to step in.

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