The simple answer is yes – with two caveats. Community Association Board Members located In New Jersey may amend the association’s bylaws without a vote of the unit owners under two circumstances. Planned Real Estate Development Full Disclosure Act (PREDFDA) provisions apply to trustee elections and certain by-laws amendment procedures. This may be convenient for an association that needs by-laws amendments to operate more efficiently, but cannot get unit owners to vote. Read the article………………….
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