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Can condo board enact new amendment without final approval?


Question:

At our annual condo meeting last year, 5 units voted to restrict renting to 2 units & one voted against this rule. We also agreed to amend the bylaws/declarations to reflect this as well. Since the prior board did not incorporate the condo association, enforce rules, follow up on the amendment, the new board elected to enact the amendment. Two unit owners changed their stance & voted no to the proposed change. Can the board enact this amendment without the final approval of unit owners, even though there is already a rule in place to limit renting to 2 units since this is in the best interest of the overall association?


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