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PROVIDENCE MASTER HOMEOWNERS ASSOCIATION<br />

MEETING RULES OF ORDER POLICY<br />

The Board of Directors recognizes the importance of an established, consistent standard for<br />

conducting the meetings and affairs of the Association in order to facilitate orderly and effective<br />

meetings. The Board also recognizes that Robert's Rules of Order, Robert's Rules of Order Newly<br />

Revised, 10th ed. (Cambridge, Mass.: Perseus Publishing, 2000), ("Robert's Rules") is considered<br />

the leading authority with regard to conducting meetings and has therefore adopted this policy.<br />

The conduct of the Meetings of the Association shall be guided by Robert's Rules in all cases to<br />

which they are applicable and in which they are not inconsistent with the governing documents of<br />

the Association or applicable law. Accordingly, as Robert's Rules allows the Board itself to<br />

establish rules for conducting meetings of the Association, the following Meeting Procedures are<br />

hereby established and adopted. All meetings will be conducted using the following format until<br />

otherwise changed by a majority vote of the Board by adoption of a formal resolution.<br />

BOARD OF DIRECTORS MEETINGS<br />

1) In accordance with NRS 116 and the Association's governing documents, at least ten days<br />

prior to any meeting of the Board, notice of the date, time and location thereof shall be<br />

provided to the membership, along with instructions for obtaining a copy of the agenda,<br />

which shall be available five days prior to the meeting.<br />

2) Each agenda shall state that action may be taken on any item included on the published<br />

agenda. Each item will be specific enough to allow members of the Association ("Member")<br />

to know what action may be taken at the meeting.<br />

3) An Open Forum shall be conducted at the beginning of each Board meeting as required by<br />

NRS 116. The time limit for the Open Forum shall be determined by the Board. Any<br />

Member wishing to address the Board shall sign in with name and property address and wait<br />

to be called upon by the Board. All comments shall be addressed only to the Board. No one<br />

may speak for more than three (3) minutes unless an exception is made by a majority<br />

decision of the Board, or another speaker relinquishes his or her time.<br />

4) No action may be taken on Member comments or requests unless the Board considers the<br />

matter an "emergency" as defined in NRS 116, however, the Board may take the matter<br />

under consideration for a future agenda.<br />

5) Before any action at a Board meeting is taken on any agenda item, a motion must be made.<br />

A Board member wishing to make a motion must be recognized by the Chairperson. The<br />

Chairperson for the Association shall be the President, unless otherwise determined in his or<br />

her absence. If the President is not available, the officers will act as Chairperson in the<br />

following order: Vice President, Treasurer and then the Secretary. If none of the officers are<br />

available, the meeting will be postponed and all action delayed until a meeting with a quorum<br />

of the Board can be established and noticed to the Members.<br />

6) All motions require a second prior to discussion of the matter. Without a second, the motion<br />

dies.<br />

7) A majority vote of the Board members present is required to pass the motion.<br />

8) Motions may be amended, tabled to later on the agenda or postponed to a later meeting by<br />

the maker. Each of these actions requires a second and a vote. Amendments must be<br />

voted on before the main motion.<br />

Community Standards 16<br />

Providence Master Homeowners Association<br />

May 2006

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