Texas § PR.210.008 - RESOLUTION CERTIFYING RESULTS OF VOTE
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§ PR.210.008. RESOLUTION CERTIFYING RESULTS OF VOTE
RESOLUTION CERTIFYING RESULTS OF VOTE. (a) The property owners' association or petition committee shall certify the results of a vote under this chapter by a written resolution specifying the number of votes for and against the proposal, or for and against each provision of the proposal, and shall also certify that the petition was delivered to each record owner of property in the subdivision as required by Section 210.005 . (b) The association or committee shall attach to the resolution a statement of the exact terms of the proposed extension or modification of the existing restrictions. (c) The association or committee shall make the resolution, petition, and signature pages available to any owner on request. Added by Acts 2005, 79th Leg., Ch. 1180 (S.B. 1018 ), Sec. 1, eff. September 1, 2005.
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