In Michigan, a condominium association Board has the implicit authority to enact reasonable rules and regulations regarding the condominium. Generally speaking, this authority is quite broad and unless otherwise specified in the bylaws, does not require the approval of the individual co-owners within the condominium. Subdivision associations, however, are another matter altogether. Unlike condominiums, there is no statute addressing a subdivision Board’s ability to adopt rules and regulations. Unless rulemaking powers are specifically granted by the subdivision documents, the subdivision association cannot generally adopt rules—no matter how appealing, reasonable or necessary they may be.     Read the article……………………………………