Idaho law · Idaho Homeowner's Association Act

Idaho Code § 55-3204B

Restrictions on Board Membership — Proxy Votes

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What this section does for you

Caps a single owner's proxies at 50% of the total vote, bars two members of the same household from serving on the board together, and limits board seats to one per lot, with exceptions for small associations and during declarant control.
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The statutory text

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(1) Except during the period of declarant control of the homeowner's association pursuant to section 55-3204A, Idaho Code, only one (1) owner per lot shall serve concurrently on the board of a homeowner's association. (2) Votes allocated to the owners may be cast under a written proxy duly executed by the owner, pursuant to the provisions of the Idaho nonprofit corporation act under part 5, chapter 30, title 30, Idaho Code, except: (a) No single owner may hold proxies representing more than fifty percent (50%) of the total votes in the homeowner's association; and (b) A person may not serve on the board of a homeowner's association if the person is a member of the same household in the same primary residence as another board member of the homeowner's association. (3) The provisions of subsection (2) of this section shall not apply to a homeowner's association with fewer than twenty (20) residences or during the declarant control period of the homeowner's association.