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RobertR1 (South Carolina)
Posts: 5,164
Posted:
I don't want to high-jack Chucck's Post.

This is what my Documents say, in short but real.

State Statute says ALL changes in documents must be made by OVER 50%.

Masterd deed says Ammendments require a voye of 2/3 of total voting membership
(Condo) (proportion).

By-laws says: To make changes in By-laws require a proportioned vote of 75%.

Also By laws state in case of conflict the Master Deed prevails.

I think that may be be what I posted and Roger says he never heard of such a thing.

There is no mention of any other percentages anywhere.

This is what we do and as far as I can tell there is nothing that overrides this.

Under quorum:
A quorum in 51% of proportion vote of all members holding vote.

When we make changes we make them same day as annual meeting. Call a meeting to make changes, make the changes, close thee meeting. Open another meeting for annual business , do business, all in same day. The Board has meeting to elect new officers for the year (closed)

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