Q: We purchased a home in a community roughly seven years ago and were satisfied up until earlier this year.  The association attorney is a friend or distant relative of a board member. In a recent decision he advised a few of them that in an emergency situation, a homeowner vote was not needed. Our covenants, conditions and restrictions are pretty clear about informing homeowners and what is required for approval.     Read the Q&A……………..

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