Florida Regulations 61B-75.006: Right to Recall and Replace a Board Member; Developers; Other Unit Owners; Class Voting
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(1) Developer Representatives. When both a developer and other unit owners are entitled to representation on a board of administration pursuant to Section 719.301, Florida Statutes, the following provisions apply to recall and replacement of board members elected or appointed by a developer:
(a) Only units owned by the developer shall be counted to establish a quorum for a meeting to recall and replace a board member who was elected or appointed by that developer.
(b) The percentage of voting interests required to recall a board member who was elected or appointed by a developer is a majority of the total units owned by that developer.
(c) A board member who is elected or appointed by a developer may be recalled only by that developer.
(d) Only the developer may vote, in person or by limited proxy, to fill a vacancy on the board previously occupied by a board member elected or appointed by that developer.
(2) Unit Owner Representatives. When both a developer and other units owners are entitled to representation on a board of administration pursuant to Section 719.301, Florida Statutes, the following provisions apply to recall and replacement of board members elected or appointed by unit owners other than a developer:
(a) Only units owned by unit owners other than a developer shall be counted to establish a quorum at a meeting to recall and replace a board member elected by unit owners other than a developer.
(b) The percentage of voting interests required to recall a board member elected by unit owners other than a developer, is a majority of the total units owned by unit owners other than a developer.
(c) A board member who is elected by unit owners other than a developer may be recalled only by unit owners rather than a developer.
(d) Only unit owners other than a developer may vote, in person or by limited proxy, to fill a vacancy on the board previously occupied by a board member elected by unit owners other than a developer.
(3) Class Voting. When the cooperative documents provide that a specific class of unit owners is entitled to elect a member or members to the board, the class of unit owners electing such member or members to the board shall constitute all the voting interests within the meaning of Section 719.106(1)(f), Florida Statutes, that may recall or remove such board member or members.
Specific Authority 719.501(1)(f) FS. Law Implemented 719.106(1)(f) FS. History-New 12-29-92, Formerly 7D-75.006, Amended 11-15-95.
Terms Used In Florida Regulations 61B-75.006
- Quorum: The number of legislators that must be present to do business.
(b) The percentage of voting interests required to recall a board member who was elected or appointed by a developer is a majority of the total units owned by that developer.
(c) A board member who is elected or appointed by a developer may be recalled only by that developer.
(d) Only the developer may vote, in person or by limited proxy, to fill a vacancy on the board previously occupied by a board member elected or appointed by that developer.
(2) Unit Owner Representatives. When both a developer and other units owners are entitled to representation on a board of administration pursuant to Section 719.301, Florida Statutes, the following provisions apply to recall and replacement of board members elected or appointed by unit owners other than a developer:
(a) Only units owned by unit owners other than a developer shall be counted to establish a quorum at a meeting to recall and replace a board member elected by unit owners other than a developer.
(b) The percentage of voting interests required to recall a board member elected by unit owners other than a developer, is a majority of the total units owned by unit owners other than a developer.
(c) A board member who is elected by unit owners other than a developer may be recalled only by unit owners rather than a developer.
(d) Only unit owners other than a developer may vote, in person or by limited proxy, to fill a vacancy on the board previously occupied by a board member elected by unit owners other than a developer.
(3) Class Voting. When the cooperative documents provide that a specific class of unit owners is entitled to elect a member or members to the board, the class of unit owners electing such member or members to the board shall constitute all the voting interests within the meaning of Section 719.106(1)(f), Florida Statutes, that may recall or remove such board member or members.
Specific Authority 719.501(1)(f) FS. Law Implemented 719.106(1)(f) FS. History-New 12-29-92, Formerly 7D-75.006, Amended 11-15-95.