What percentage of owners is required to call a special meeting in an HOA according to the NPCC?

The correct answer is that in most Homeowners Associations (HOAs), according to the Georgia Nonprofit Corporation Code (NPCC), a minimum of 5% of the owners is typically required to call a special meeting. This threshold fosters active participation among homeowners and allows for important issues to be addressed when a sufficient number of members express the desire for a meeting.

The requirement ensures that a reasonable portion of the community has a voice in matters that may affect the entire association, while also preventing a situation where only a small number of homeowners could unilaterally decide to convene a meeting. By setting the bar at 5%, it strikes a balance between enabling community engagement and preventing frivolous meetings that could arise from a very low percentage of requests.