Community Associations are typically non-profit corporate entities governed by a volunteer elected Board.  Substantive decisions of the Governing Board result from Board deliberations and are typically memorialized in a Board resolution.  Included in the powers typically accorded a Governing Board in a Community’s Governing Documents is that which vests the Board the authority to adopt, promulgate, and enforce policy and administrative resolutions for the governance of the Community.  These resolutions can address a number of Community Association issues including but not limited to; rules and regulations governing Unit Owner conduct and the utilization of the Association’s common element property; leasing protocols and procedures; pet restrictions, parking matters; collection of assessments and enforcement procedures; the levying of special assessments, etc.