Your question describes what could be a pending disagreement between the board and a set of unit owners.
The answer you need may depend on the age of the association.
For example, if you are a new community and the developer retains control of the board, you have a different set of options than if your community is 25 years old.
Review your governing documents and look for two items: First, how might this set of unit owners overturn the control of the association by voting out all of the board members; and second, the existing guidelines that cover the disagreement the unit owners are having with the board.
You could call upon the experience of the property manager, if the property manager is willing to converse with unit owners and has not restricted its communication to members of the board.
An experienced condominium property manager may be able to help mediate the conversation between the board and this set of unit owners.
Finally, a condominium attorney willing to accept unit owners as clients may be your last resort. An attorney will be able to get your board's attention.
Yes, many (and maybe all) condominium associations have boards of directors. This style of real estate ownership -- an association -- is a business. The business is properly registered with the Secretary of State (the location of the community) as a corporation, usually a non-profit. Business require boards of directors in order to operate the business of the association.
Any letter of reference, regardless of who you're writing it to, should contain roughly the same information. One idea is that you write the letter using the salutation, To Whom It May Concern. You most properly address a condominium association by addressing a letter to the Board of Directors of the corporation, usually in care of the management company.
A declaration -- dec -- for a condominium association, properly the Conditions, Covenants, Reservations and Restrictions -- CC&Rs -- is a land-use document generated by the developer of the association's real estate assets. Initially, it may be part of a Public Offering Statement that initial buyers receive. Over time, it may be amended, which amendments must be filed in the local county land-use office before becoming effective. It is one of several 'governing documents' that set forth the agreements unintentional partners make with each other when buying a condominium unit.
Read your governing documents to determine the line where your ownership stops and where the ownership by common area or limited common area, the association's ownership begins.Usually, individual ownership begins 'at the studs', 'at the skin', 'at the paint' or some other properly described line of demarcation.
you can be a good leader if you are wiling to do it, and if you participate properly
Your question is too unspecific to answer properly, but I would guess Socrates.
Your question is too unspecific to answer properly, but I would guess Socrates.
Read your governing documents and determine what percentage of owners are required to overwhelm your board. It may be 51% or 67% or some other large percentage.If you have the percentage of owners voting that are required, you can engage an attorney willing to take on clients who are not associations. The attorney can help you get your board's attention.
The rules of football, or, more properly, association football, was created in 1863.
No, if an athlete qualifies in any event they may participate in that event. The only problem with qualifying in more than one sport would be finding the time to train properly for it.
Have Human Resources and program directors oversee supervisors properly and follow the company's employee handbook.
If heirs do not participate in a succession, the executor or administrator of the estate can proceed with the distribution of assets following the laws of intestacy or the terms of the will. It may be advisable to consult with a legal professional to ensure that the distribution is handled properly and to protect the executor from any future challenges by the non-participating heirs.