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Can an HOA Board Approve a Major Project Without Notifying Unit Owners?

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This question was submitted by Mary M. of Connecticut 

In our 74-unit complex, the board of directors is moving forward with a project that will cost more than $700,000 without informing or consulting the unit owners. 

Is this allowed, and what options do owners have when major decisions are made without notice?


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