Yes. Meetings may be closed only to discuss personnel matters or to meet with the association’s attorney regarding proposed or pending litigation.
Are there any exceptions where a board meeting can be closed to owners? Read More »
Only if the owner has consented in writing to receive notices by email. If they haven’t consented, their email address is private.
Can an owner see the email addresses of other owners? Read More »
No. Any medical records of unit owners or residents are strictly confidential.
Are medical records of unit owners accessible? Read More »
No. This information is considered protected and must be redacted from records before inspection.
Generally, no. Personnel records—including health, insurance, and disciplinary records—are confidential (except for written employment agreements or salary info).
Can a unit owner see the personnel records of association employees? Read More »
No. Records prepared by an association attorney (or at their direction) that reflect “mental impressions” or strategy regarding litigation are exempt until the litigation is concluded.
Are records regarding a potential lawsuit against the association open for inspection? Read More »