TomW (Utah)
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Our condiminium complex in Utah consists of 80 units, 11 of which are timeshare units. The 11 timeshare unit votes are controlled by the president of the timeshare association, a sub-association of the main HOA, thus giving one person control of 14% of the vote. Many full unit owners feel that this diminishes the value of their vote and would like to limit the influence that the timeshare owners have in the governence of our HOA.
Our documents state that an owner is defined as "The person or persons owning in fee simple a condominium in the project." Under this description, are timeshare owners considered owners eligible to vote for Board members, and is it legal for one person to control 14% of the total vote?
TomW, Utah
Our documents state that an owner is defined as "The person or persons owning in fee simple a condominium in the project." Under this description, are timeshare owners considered owners eligible to vote for Board members, and is it legal for one person to control 14% of the total vote?
TomW, Utah