Committee member presents bill to let neighborhood association opt into Property Owners Association Act
February 26, 2026 | 2026 Legislature Georgia, Georgia
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A committee member presented House Bill 664, a carryover item concerning covenants for a homeowners association in the member’s district. The presenter said the association had incorporation and covenants dating from about 1966 that lacked amendment provisions; HB 664 would allow them to opt into O.C.G.A. 44-3-235 (the Georgia Property Owners Association Act of 1994) by a 75% vote of homeowners and thereafter amend covenants by a 75% vote.
The member said the bill is tied to a neighborhood in the member’s district and was left over from the prior year. The committee placed the bill on the supplemental calendar for further consideration; no vote on the bill’s substance was recorded at this meeting.
The member said the bill is tied to a neighborhood in the member’s district and was left over from the prior year. The committee placed the bill on the supplemental calendar for further consideration; no vote on the bill’s substance was recorded at this meeting.
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