Tsmyth

thank you. I'll check into our Bylaws. Found the answer to my question..... guess I should have done better research. Each lot owner shall have one vote per lot owned.

We have a community of 30 lots, currently 6 built homes and there are some owners who own multiple lots. Our Protective Covenants read (for amending) This Declaration may be amended during the first twenty-five (25) year period by an instrument signed by not less the seventy-five (75) percent of the lot owners. Since the beginning, 2004, where voting is concerned (Amending Bylaws and or Covenants) each LOT OWNER was allowed 1 vote per lot. So if you had 4 lots, you got to cast 4 votes. We had our Annual Meeting today and our Attorney felt, by the verbiage, 75% of lot owners, being each OWNER was allowed 1 vote and it does not matter if you own more than 1 lot. About half of the actual owners own more than one lot. Any guidance is greatly appreciated