What is the required notice period for an annual meeting in a GCA or POAA?

The required notice period for an annual meeting in a Georgia Community Association (GCA) or a Property Owners Association Act (POAA) is specifically established to ensure that all members of the association have adequate time to prepare for and participate in the meeting. The correct notice period of 21 to 60 days provides a reasonable timeframe for association members to receive important information regarding the meeting, understand the agenda items, and make arrangements to attend.

This timeframe is designed to promote transparency and engagement among members, allowing them to review any proposals or issues that will be discussed and to consider their votes on those items. A longer notice period helps to facilitate better communication within the community and encourages active participation, which is essential in maintaining effective governance within associations.