What is the notice requirement for special meetings according to the GCA and POAA?

The notice requirement for special meetings according to the Georgia Condominium Act (GCA) and the Property Owners’ Association Act (POAA) is indeed at least 7 days to a maximum of 60 days. This provision ensures that all members have adequate time to prepare for the meeting, allowing them to gather information, formulate questions or concerns, and plan their attendance.

The minimum notice of 7 days provides an essential window for communication and organization, ensuring that all parties involved are informed and can participate effectively in the decision-making process. The maximum limit of 60 days allows for flexibility in planning while also ensuring that the meeting is not postponed unnecessarily, which could lead to delays in critical decision-making for the community association.

This specific time frame is designed to balance the need for timely meetings with the need for adequate preparation and involvement from members, fostering transparency and engagement within community associations.