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,Homeowner Meetings must be held at least: D). Annually
A). Monthly
B). Bimonthly
C). Every 100 Days
D). Annually
Homeowner must be given an opportunity to speak: A). Twice at each board meeting
A). Twice at each board meeting
B). Twice at each homeowner meeting
C). Once at each board meeting
D). Homeowners are not allowed to speak at meetings
The notice of an executive board meeting must be sent: C). At least 10 days before the meting
A). One month befor the meeting
B). At least 15 days before the meeting
C). At least 10 days before the meeting
D). Not less than 15 or more than 60 days before the meeting
Bids must be opened and read aloud at: A). A regular meeting of the executive board
A). A regular meeting of the executive board
B). A closed meeting of the executive board
C). A regular meeting of the homeowners
D). An Executive Session
Unit owners meeting may be held: D). All of the Above
A). To approve a capital improvement project
B). For election and removal elections
C). To approve or ratify proposed civil actions
D). All of the above
,Committees are typically defined in: B). The Bylaws
A). The declaration
B). The bylaws
C). The articles of incorporation
D). The rules
An executive session may be held to: C). Evaluate the performance of the community manager
A). Approve the annual budget
B). Open bids
C). Evaluate the performance of the community manager
D). Approve contracts
Parliamentary procedures: D). All of the above
A). Must be follwed for all association meetings
B). May be defined in the governing documents
C). Provide for organized, productive meetings
D). All of the above
A subsidary motion: C). Modifies the main motion
A). Cannot be used at a regular meeting of the executive
board
B). Must be considered after the main motion
C). Modifies the main motion
D). Eliminates the main motion
A motion to table: B). Sets the issue aside temporarily
A). Eliminates the original motion
B). Sets the issue aside temporarily
C). Follows a motion to postpone
D). Replaces a main motion
, To call the question meansL D). End Debate
A). Change the main motion
B). Adjourn the meeting
C). Clarify procedural issues
D). End debate
Meeting minutes must be made available: C). Within 30 days
A). Within 90 days
B). Within 60 days
C). Within 30 Days
D). There is no specific time requirement for the minutes
Emergency meetings are called when: D). All of the above
A). An event occurs that could not have been reasonably
foreseen
B). An even occurs that affects the health, safety or welfare of
the residents
C). An event occurs that requires immediate attention or action
D). All of the above
Owner meetings require 21 days' notice when: D). Both "a" and "b" above
A). Considering civil action
B). Considering capital improvements
C). Considering modification in the CC&R's
D). Both "a" and "b" above
An annual calendar would be most helpful for: A). Submitting forms on time
A). Submitting forms on time
B). Notifying vendors of payment schedules
C). Scheduling lunch
D). Timely relationship building