The Declaration and other Governing Documents may be amended as follows:

 

16.1 By Declarant. Without approval of the Owners or the Board, the Declarant may, upon thirty days' advance notice to Owners, unilaterally adopt, execute, and record a corrective amendment or supplement to the Governing Documents to correct a mathematical mistake, an inconsistency, or a scrivener's error, or to clarify an ambiguity in the Governing Documents with respect to an objectively verifiable fact including, without limitation, recalculating the undivided interest in the Common Elements, the liability for Common Expenses, or the number of votes in the Association appertaining to a Lot, within five years after the recordation or adoption of such Governing Document; provided, that any such amendment or supplement may not materially reduce what the obligations of the Declarant would have been if the mistake, inconsistency, error, or ambiguity had not occurred.

 

16.2 By the Board. Without approval of the Owners, the Board may Amend or supplement the Governing Documents, by a vote of two-thirds of the Board members, and upon thirty days' advance notice to Owners:

 

16.2.1 For any reason set forth in Section 16.1 above; or

 

16.2.2 To remove any other language and otherwise amend as necessary the Declaration to remove of language purporting to limit the rights of the Association or Owners in direct conflict with the Act.

 

16.3 By Owners. The Association may amend the Declaration upon the vote or agreement of no less than 67% of the Owners.

 

Once an amendment has been adopted by the Association, the amendment will become effective when a certificate of the amendment, executed by the President of the Board, has been recorded in the county where the Property is located.