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Judiciary panel OKs bill letting condominium associations use electronic notice and remote meetings
Summary
The committee gave a due-pass recommendation to Senate Bill 72, which allows condominium associations to send notices electronically and hold meetings and votes electronically if recipients agree.
Senate Bill 72, which gives condominium associations and nonprofit associations the option to send meeting notices by electronic means and to meet and vote remotely when recipients consent, received a due-pass recommendation from the Senate Judiciary Committee after brief discussion.
Sponsor remarks: The sponsor described the bill as a straightforward modernization: associations may send notice by email when recipients agree to electronic delivery, and members may attend and vote electronically. The bill requires an opt-in for electronic notice so residents who prefer paper can continue to receive mailed notices.
Clerks and members: Committee members asked whether the bill would preserve paper notice for people who prefer it; the sponsor confirmed the bill requires a recipient to agree to receive electronic notices. No clerks or county officials registered opposition; no opposition testimony was given.
Action: The committee recorded a due-pass recommendation without recorded opposition.
What’s next: The bill will move to the Senate floor for further consideration.
