Question:
Can one member of an ARB board pick and choose who gets to vote on what issue. In other words, If most members of a board agree that something should be approved, can one member not allow those members to vote on that issue if there is no conflict of interest?
– Melissa
Answer:
Hi Melissa,
A committee member or board member generally does not have the power to block others from voting. It is worth referring to your CC&Rs and bylaws to see if there are any special provisions in your case. However, a voting member may not typically prevent another from voting on a matter if there is no conflict of interest.
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