HOAs and condominiums governed by NY Real Property Law Article 9-B (Condominium Act) and RPL 339 (condo declarations). Not-for-Profit Corporation Law applies to HOA boards. Annual meetings, quorum, and notice requirements set by governing documents plus N-PCL.
NY RPL 339-v requires condo bylaws to address board elections, meetings, and officer duties. Homeowner associations (non-condo) incorporated as not-for-profits follow N-PCL 603 for member meetings: annual meeting required, notice 10 to 60 days prior. Oneida County HOAs concentrated in Old Forge area, New Hartford subdivisions, and Utica-area planned communities.
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