What is not required for amendments to condominium declarations recorded after April 1, 1992?

The correct answer indicates that amendment approval by more than four-fifths of the Total Votes in the Association (TVI) is not a requirement for amendments to condominium declarations recorded after April 1, 1992.

For amendments made after this date, the governing documents of the condominium association typically establish specific procedures that must be followed. While many amendments may still require some form of member approval or involvement, an overwhelming voting percentage like four-fifths is not mandated under the law or typical association rules for these specific amendments.

In contrast, the other options represent common requirements for the amendment process. Approval by the board is often necessary to ensure that the governing body agrees with the proposed changes. Similarly, member voting is usually required to engage the community and ascertain whether the membership supports the changes. Presentation of changes to members is an important part of ensuring transparency and allowing for member feedback before a formal vote occurs. Therefore, they all have a role in the amendment process, making option B stand out as the one that does not align with requirements post-April 1, 1992.