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Q.Who can convene a special homeowners' meeting?
A.A special homeowners' meeting can be convened by the Board, the Chairman of the Board (if any), the President, or any group of homeowners consisting of at least 5% of all the homeowners. When a group of homeowners, acting independently from the Board, want to convene a special meeting of the Board, the homeowners must send a written request to convene a special meeting to the Chairman of the Board (if any), President, Vice President, or Secretary. The person to whom the homeowners' sent the notice is then required to notify all of the homeowners of the meeting within 35 to 90 days of the written request. The date of the special meeting is set by the Board.
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