I will be sending the Application to Notary Public later this year and 30-days prior to our annual meeting date of August 7 and would appreciate a point of clarification.   The Notice calls for the signatures of at least three owners. My question, in the case of joint tenants, husband and wife for example,or tenants in common, say, two brothers, does the form require both signatures on each example?  The samples supplied in the Resources page appears to require the signature of only one of the lot owners in  jointly held properties. 

More specifically, of our three lots, two are owned by two diferent husband/wife and the third lot is held by two brothers.  Do I need six signatures or three?  Thank you.     

I agree.  When there are two owners of a parcel, only one gets to vote on behalf of that parcel, unless the bylaws specify that both may vote.  Since you won't have bylaws before your first meeting, the "default" position of one vote per parcel would be in effect, and I believe that would carry over to one person per parcel being able to sign the initial paperwork.

Sandy and Roberta, Again, thank you both.  Chuck Miller

The notary application is required for the initial call to meeting only --the meeting for the purpose of forming the statutory road association.

Subsequent annual or special meetings must be called in a similar fashion (30 days advance notice, etc.) without notary application by the president or board or according to your by-laws. We have an "emergency" provision in our by-laws that allows polling a majority of owners to assess funds for repair if the road is rendered dangerous or impassible.

Thank you, that is what I thought.