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What is 'condominium association annual meeting' requirements under Hawaii law and what is discussed?
AA. Annual meetings are optional for Hawaii condominium associations
BB. Hawaii's Condominium Property Act requires annual meetings of unit owners; agenda typically includes: election of board members, presentation of financial statements, approval of budget, and any other business✓ Correct
CC. Annual meetings are only required for buildings with more than 50 units
DD. Annual meetings are required only if the association has unresolved disputes
Explanation
Hawaii's Condominium Property Act (HRS Chapter 514B) requires condominium associations to hold at least one annual meeting of unit owners. The annual meeting is where: board elections occur, financial statements and audit results are presented, the budget is ratified, reserve study updates may be shared, and owners can raise concerns.
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