Homeowners must be given an opportunity to speak:

Homeowners must be given an opportunity to speak twice at each homeowners meeting because this practice fosters open communication and transparency between board members and community residents. Engaging homeowners in discussions allows them to voice their concerns, ask questions, and offer feedback on community issues, which is essential for effective community management. It empowers homeowners and promotes a sense of belonging and investment in the community, leading to better cooperation and involvement in community decisions.

Providing this opportunity at meetings emphasizes the importance of homeowner participation in governance, ensuring that their voices are heard and considered in the decision-making processes that affect their living environment. This aligns with best practices in community management and promotes a democratic approach to managing homeowner associations.