For Florida community associations, hurricane preparedness is not optional; instead, it is an essential part of fulfilling the board’s fiduciary responsibilities. The most effective storm response begins long before a hurricane watch or warning is issued. Boards that take proactive steps now will be in a far better position to […]
As hurricane season approaches, electric vehicles (“EVs”) present unique safety considerations when high winds, flooding, and power outages are expected. These concerns become especially important in communities where vehicles are parked in enclosed garages or shared structures. Issues such as whether an EV should remain plugged in inside a garage […]
During COVID, many condominium associations started using video conference meetings as a daily routine. What began as a temporary fix soon proved to be a useful tool. Video meetings help boost participation, make it easier for seasonal residents to join, let traveling board members stay involved, and keep owners with […]
Q: At a recent board of directors meeting the board of my homeowners’ association stated that the next board meeting would not be until later this fall. I was under the impression that the board had to meet at least monthly. What is the rule for frequency of board meetings? […]
Q: A husband and wife currently serve on the board of directors of my condominium association. I did not think this was permitted. Are they both allowed to serve on the board? (K.R., via e-mail) A: Chapter 718, Florida Statutes, the Florida Condominium Act, generally prohibits co-owners of a unit […]
