What notice requirement does the HOA Act impose when providing rulemaking authority over changes to parcels?

The HOA Act requires a 14-day notice when providing rulemaking authority over changes to parcels. This notice period is established to ensure that homeowners and residents are adequately informed about proposed changes, allowing them sufficient time to review, understand, and respond to the modifications being considered. Adequate notice is critical in promoting transparency and fostering communication between the homeowners' association and its members, which helps maintain a cooperative living environment. The 14-day notice also enables the association to gauge member reaction and potentially adjust proposals based on feedback received during this period. This requirement is a safeguard to protect the rights and interests of homeowners, ensuring they have a meaningful opportunity to participate in the governance of their community.