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Q.Who can call a Board meeting?
A.Generally the association's bylaws provide the minimum number of regular Board meetings that must be held, but allow the Board to establish the exact time and place. The bylaws will also typically provide that the time and place of a regular meeting can be changed, or a special meeting can be scheduled, by the Chairman of the Board (if any), the President, or a specified number of board directors.
If the bylaws are silent on the issue of who may call a special board meeting, California law provides that the Chairman of the Board (if any), the President, the Vice President, the Secretary, or any two Board directors may call a special meeting.
Homeowners who are not directors or officers cannot call a board meeting, only a homeowner meeting.
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