Vermont § 8011 - Resident associations; annual resident meeting

§ 8011. Resident associations; annual resident meeting

• (a) Residents of a facility have the right to self-organization and the right to engage
  in activities for the purpose of keeping informed on the operation of the facility
  or for the purpose of other mutual aid. (b) Annually, the governing body of a facility, or its designated representative, shall
  hold a meeting with the residents of that facility for the purpose of discussing,
  at a minimum, the following subjects: income and expenditures of the facility; financial
  trends and issues as they apply to the facility; and any proposed changes in policies,
  programs, or services. Upon request of the residents, a member of the board of directors,
  a general partner, or a principal owner shall attend such meeting. Residents shall
  be given at least seven days’ advance notice of the annual meeting. An agenda and
  any materials to be distributed by the governing body at the meeting shall be posted
  in a conspicuous place in the facility, and copies shall be available to residents
  upon request. (Added 1987, No. 247 (Adj. Sess.), § 1.)