1302.13 VOTING PRIVILEGES.
   (a)   Each unit owner of a condominium property may exercise that percentage of the total voting power of all unit owners on any question for which the vote of unit owners is permitted or required that is equivalent to the percentage of interest in the common areas and facilities appurtenant to his unit.
   (b)   Fiduciaries and minors who are owners of record of a unit or units may vote their respective interests as unit owners. If two or more persons, whether fiduciaries, tenants in common, or otherwise, own undivided interests in a unit, each may exercise the proportion of the voting power of all the owners of his unit that is equivalent to his or her, as the case may be, proportionate interest in the unit.
   (c)   A fiduciary for a unit owner or of the estate of a unit owner may vote as though he or she were the unit owner when he has furnished to the unit owners association proof, satisfactory to it, of his or her appointment and qualification as: an executor under the last will of a deceased unit owner; and an administrator of the estate of a deceased unit owner; a guardian, committee or conservator of the estate of a ward or incompetent who is a unit owner, a trustee in bankruptcy of a unit owner, a statutory or judicial receiver or liquidator of the estate or affairs of a unit owner; or an assignee for the benefit of creditors of a unit owner.
   (d)   When any other fiduciary or representative of a unit owner has furnished to the unit owners association written proof, satisfactory to it, of his or her authority, he may vote as though he or she were the unit owner provided that such proxy vote is valid only for that particular meeting.
(Ord. 5985-1981. Passed 6-8-81.)