Arkansas Hoa Bylaws Violation

Summary

In Arkansas, HOAs and POAs are governed by the Arkansas Property Owners Association Act and the Nonprofit Corporation Act. Bylaws are binding, and any changes typically require a specified vote. If your board violates these bylaws, consider gathering support from other homeowners, requesting a formal meeting, or consulting with a local attorney specializing in HOA law.

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In Arkansas, Homeowners Associations (HOAs) and Property Owners Associations (POAs) are primarily governed by the following laws:
- Arkansas Property Owners' Association Act (A.C.A. § *-*-* et seq.)
- Nonprofit Corporation Act (A.C.A. § *-*-* et seq.) for non-profit HOAs/POAs
- Arkansas Horizontal Property Act (A.C.A. § *-*-* et seq.) for condominiums
Are you dealing with a specific issue related to your HOA or POA?
Yes, our board has went against the bylaws that require a */* vote to change form of administration when allowing owners to attend via zoom. Our bylaws clearly state meetings shall be in person.
It seems like your board may have violated the bylaws. Here are some general points to consider:
- Arkansas Property Owners' Association Act covers HOA governance.
- Bylaws are binding; board must follow them.
- Changing bylaws typically requires a vote as specified.
Have you already addressed this issue directly with your board?
yes. I sent them a email stating that you cannot change form of administration without a */* vote. The answer from the board was why am I challenging them.
It sounds like you have already taken steps to address this issue. You may consider these options:
- Gather support from other homeowners who share your concern.
- Request a formal meeting to discuss the violation.
- Consult with a local attorney specializing in HOA law.
Would you like more information on any of these options?
that all thanks.
You're welcome! If you need any further assistance in the future, feel free to reach out. Have a great day!