1. (1) If the mobile home park has a homeowners association, the homeowners committee must be designated by the homeowner association’s board of directors.
2. (2) If the mobile home park does not have a homeowners association, the homeowners committee must be designated by the by a majority of affected homeowners. Designation by majority of affected homeowners may only be used if there is no homeowners’ association. Any homeowner or group of homeowners may obtain the approval of the affected homeowners to the designation of a homeowners’ committee either at a meeting, by agreement in writing, or a combination thereof.
3. (3) If a mobile home or subdivision lot is owned jointly, the owners of that mobile home or subdivision lot shall be counted as one for the purpose of determining the number of votes required for a majority. Only one vote per mobile home or subdivision lot shall be counted. A majority shall constitute any number greater than 50 percent of the total.
4. (4) The homeowners’ association or committee shall retain records to verify the selection of the committee by a majority of the affected homeowners or the board of directors of the association. The records shall be retained until the dispute is resolved or the mediation process described in Section 723.037, F.S., has been completed, or, in the case of a homeowners’ association, for not less than 3 years.

Rulemaking Authority 723.0051, 723.006(7) FS. Law Implemented 723.037 FS. History–New 2-6-85, Formerly 7D-32.03, Amended 8-2-87, 10-2-90, Formerly 7D-32.003, Amended 11-15-95, 6-29-26.