Okla. Stat. tit. 16, § 16-404

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Removal of unlawful restriction by owners association

Official statutory text

A. The governing body of an owners association identified in a

governing instrument may, without a vote of the members of the

association, amend the governing instrument to remove an unlawful

restriction.

B. A member of an owners association may request, in a record

that sufficiently identifies an unlawful restriction in the

governing instrument, that the governing body exercise its authority

under subsection A of this section. Not later than ninety (90) days

after the governing body receives the request, the governing body

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shall determine reasonably and in good faith whether the governing

instrument includes the unlawful restriction. If the governing body

determines the governing instrument includes the unlawful

restriction, the governing body, not later than ninety (90) days

after the determination, shall amend the governing instrument to

remove the unlawful restriction.

C. Notwithstanding any provision of the governing instrument or

other laws of this state, the governing body may execute an

amendment under this section.

D. An amendment under this section is effective notwithstanding

any provision of the governing instrument or other law of this state

that requires a vote of the members of the owners association to

amend the governing instrument.

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