Hawaii HB2239 amends condominium association bylaws, board duties, and developer control periods.
Hawaii HB2239 amends the bylaws of condominium associations, allowing them to reduce the board to as few as five members with majority consent. It mandates board members to complete a training course within a year of election, funded by the condominium education trust. The bill also modifies developer control periods, allowing developers to appoint and remove board members during this period but requiring the developer to relinquish control before the period ends.
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