This will address the queries CCOC has received regarding two-thirds consent voting. We believe this should clarify your questions.  In 2009, the Connecticut legislature required condominium executive board meetings to be open to unit owners and gave unit owners an opportunity to comment at executive board meetings. A board could act outside of a meeting only with unanimous consent of the board members. The trend was to make condominium operations more transparent.  In 2015, the Connecticut legislature reversed the trend. In Public Act 15-211, the legislature changed the unanimous consent to a 2/3 consent of board members. In other words, boards can now act by “not less than two-thirds consent” without holding a meeting, no matter what the topic.   Read the article………………..