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Thanks for all the input. It has been very informative. As I am a relatively new board member there are procedures that I'm unaware of. At my co- op there is a capital improvement committee (CIC) that has made arrangements for sub metering without the entire board voting. Should they proceed without bringing the matter before the entire board for a vote, what recourse do I have? Also, I believe the CIC is being advised by our attorney that this is legal. I disagree and if the committee continues on this route and has our building sub metered without a vote by the board in its entirety, can you inform me as to which agency I file a complaint against the attorney?
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