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May Owners Set the Agenda for a Homeowners Association Meeting? – Article by

Posted by AmberPM on September 19, 2011 · Leave a Comment

Who sets the agenda for HOA or Condo meetings? This reader has a novel question: “Q.Q. (quick question): Are owners allowed to place items on the agenda of an open meeting?” Thanks! PS Does this appear in 1363.05??” The Davis Stirling Act does talk about agendas. It says that one has to be distributed to members … Continue reading →

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