Under the Illinois Condominium Property Act, what vote is typically required for a condominium association to pass a special assessment above a certain threshold?

Explanation

The Illinois Condominium Property Act provides that special assessments may require a majority or supermajority vote of unit owners (depending on the amount and the association's declaration and bylaws). The board of managers may have authority to levy special assessments up to certain limits without owner approval, but larger assessments typically require unit owner approval. This protects unit owners from excessive assessments imposed solely by the board.