quorum question

[rosscirclevhoa]

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? OK

we have hoa 96 members. 19 showed up to vote for dues increase. 100% voted yes. However, per the statement below, do we need 32 (quorum) present and then a majority of that 32 (17) to have binding vote

The membership fee is hereby understood to be subject to change at each annual meeting by a majority vote of the attending voting owners or at any special meeting called by the president of the Circle V Ranch Estates Homeowners Association with a majority of those in attendance , if a quorum exists, being sufficient to make any changes. For the purposes of these covenants, 1/3 of all members of the Circle V Ranch Estates Homeowners Association will be rejoined for a quorum to conduct business. The developer is exempt from the assessments.

[Wirelessany1]

Originally Posted by rosscirclevhoa

What is the name of your state (only U.S. law)? OK

we have hoa 96 members. 19 showed up to vote for dues increase. 100% voted yes. However, per the statement below, do we need 32 (quorum) present and then a majority of that 32 (17) to have binding vote

The membership fee is hereby understood to be subject to change at each annual meeting by a majority vote of the attending voting owners or at any special meeting called by the president of the Circle V Ranch Estates Homeowners Association with a majority of those in attendance , if a quorum exists, being sufficient to make any changes. For the purposes of these covenants, 1/3 of all members of the Circle V Ranch Estates Homeowners Association will be rejoined for a quorum to conduct business. The developer is exempt from the assessments.

Sounds to me like you can't have the vote unless you have a quorum.

[Zigner]

Originally Posted by Wirelessany1

Sounds to me like you can't have the vote unless you have a quorum.

I disagree somewhat - I feel a quorum is required at a "special meeting" but not at the regular/annual meeting.


So, OP - was this an annual or special meeting?

[Wirelessany1]

Originally Posted by Zigner

I disagree somewhat - I feel a quorum is required at a "special meeting" but not at the regular/annual meeting.


So, OP - was this an annual or special meeting?

Zig ~ I do see that now. OP, sorry for the misinformation