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- Introduced
- Passed Senate
- Passed House
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Overview
This bill amends Arizona law to strengthen transparency requirements for meetings of planned community associations. It mandates open meetings for both the members' association and the board of directors, with limited exceptions for legal advice, pending litigation, and member privacy. The bill also establishes specific notice requirements, including advance notice of meetings and agendas, and outlines procedures for emergency meetings and remote participation.
Key provisions
- Requires all meetings of the members' association and board of directors to be open to members and designated representatives.
- Establishes exceptions for closed meetings related to legal advice, litigation, member privacy, and employee matters.
- Mandates advance notice of meetings and agendas, with a minimum of 48 hours after the termination of declarant control.
- Allows for emergency meetings with specific procedures and documentation requirements.
- Permits remote participation via telephone conference with a speakerphone.
- Requires the provision of an agenda for all meetings.
- Specifies that the failure to receive notice does not invalidate meeting actions.
- Includes a policy statement emphasizing open meetings and proactive notice provision.
Who is affected
- Planned community association members
- Planned community association boards of directors
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