General Notice

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Definition/About

General notice for an association refers to the ways important documents or information must be communicated to members when required by law. Notices can be delivered through individual delivery methods specified in Section 4040, included in routine communications like billing statements or newsletters, posted in a designated public location specified in the annual policy statement, broadcast on the association’s television programming, or posted on the association’s website if designated for general notices. Additionally, if a member requests individual delivery, the association must send all general notices to that member using the methods outlined in Section 4040, and this option must be disclosed in the annual policy statement.

Also Known As:

General Delivery

Election Types:

Annual Elections, Recalls, Change in Governing Documents, Special Assessments, Other

See Also:

Individual Notice

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