Chapter 421J

§421J-1 Which planned community associations this law covers

§421J-1.5 How to interpret this law and association rules

§421J-2 Definitions for planned community laws

§421J-3 Who can serve on the board of directors

§421J-3.2 How cumulative voting works for board members

§421J-3.3 How members can remove a director

§421J-3.5 Meeting notice rules for community associations

§421J-4 Rules for voting by proxy at association meetings

§421J-5 Board meetings, committees, and voting rules

§421J-6 Meetings must follow Robert's Rules of Order

§421J-7 What records you can see from your condo association

§421J-7.5 How associations can rewrite their governing documents

§421J-8 Keeping and sharing the member list

§421J-9 Notice required before assessment increases

§421J-10 Who pays legal fees when the association or a member sues

§421J-10.5 How condo associations can collect unpaid fees and what owners must know

§421J-10.6 Collecting overdue condo fees from renters

§421J-11 Other laws still apply unless they conflict

§421J-12 How to change condo or HOA rules when no procedure is set

§421J-13 Mediation required before certain disputes go to court

§421J-14 When the first annual meeting must happen

§421J-15 Service of process

§421J-16 Medical cannabis users protected from housing discrimination

§421J-17 Your right to grow food in your yard