[ikirutheowl]

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First of all – I know where your coming from. We have had this exact same problemin the past. I dont recommend ignoring the quorum requirement bcos that would jhust make your election and any other action taken during the meeting invalid. In our cases we eventually got a quorum after some choice incentives we advertised to homeowners (free food, drinks, a raffle). Perhaps you can implement somethin like that in your POA too.

[Azalea]

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Ignoring your quorum requirement is just about the worst thing you could do right now. The quorum requirement is there for a reason. If you break it, none of the things that take place at the meeting are considered valid. If you run into this issue frequently, might I suggest revising your CC&R’s to lower the quorum requirement?

[shemco]

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This is actually the 1st time we’ve had this problem. People just don’t seem to be as interested in the community as they once were

[gemini22]

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Hey OP. What about votes by proxy? AFAIK, proxy votes are still counted towards the quorum

[shemco]

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We do allow proxy votes but people still don’t send theirs in. Homeowner interest and participation has been a real problem as of late

[Azalea]

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The way I see it, interest is your chief issue here. Maybe you should tackle that first. Do a survey, host some get-togethers so people can get acquainted… use all the tricks you have to get people talking.

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