2160                                          LAWS OF MARYLAND                      [Ch. 641

SUFFICIENT TO IDENTIFY IT WITH REASONABLE CERTAINTY;

(4)    A GENERAL DESCRIPTION OF THE COMMON
ELEMENTS TOGETHER WITH A DESIGNATION OF THOSE PORTIONS OF
THE COMMON ELEMENTS THAT ARE LIMITED COMMON ELEMENTS AND
THE UNIT TO WHICH THE USE OF EACH IS RESTRICTED;

(5)   THE PERCENTAGE INTERESTS APPURTENANT TO
EACH UNIT AS PROVIDED IN §11-107; AND

(6)    THE NUMBER OF VOTES AT MEETINGS OF THE
COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS APPURTENANT TO EACH UNIT.

(B)    THE INFORMATION REQUIRED BY SUBSECTION (A) ,
PARAGRAPHS (2) THROUGH (4) MAY BE INCORPORATED IN THE
DECLARATION BY REFERENCE TO THE CONDOMINIUM PLAT.

(C)    EXCEPT AS PROVIDED IN §11-117, THE DECLARATION
MAY BE AMENDED ONLY WITH THE WRITTEN CONSENT OF EVERY
UNIT OWNER AND MORTGAGEE. AN AMENDMENT BECOMES EFFECTIVE
ON RECORDATION IN THE SAME MANNER AS THE DECLARATION.

11-104. BY-LAWS.

(A)    THE ADMINISTRATION OF EVERY CONDOMINIUM SHALL
BE GOVERNED BY BY-LAWS WHICH SHALL BE RECORDED WITH THE
DECLARATION.

(B)    THE BY-LAWS SHALL EXPRESS AT LEAST THE
FOLLOWING PARTICULARS:

(1)    THE FORM OF ADMINISTRATION, INDICATING
WHETHER THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS SHALL BE INCORPORATED
OR UNINCORPORATED, AND WHETHER, AND TO WHAT EXTENT, THE
DUTIES OF THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS MAY BE DELEGATED TO
A BOARD OF DIRECTORS, MANAGER, OR OTHERWISE, AND
SPECIFYING THE POWERS, MANNER OF SELECTION AND REMOVAL OF
THEM;

(2)   THE MAILING ADDRESS OF THE COUNCIL OF
UNIT OWNERS;

(3)    THE METHOD OF CALLING THE UNIT OWNERS TO
ASSEMBLE; THE ATTENDANCE NECESSARY TO CONSTITUTE A QUORUM
AT ANY MEETING OF THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS; THE MANNER
OF NOTIFYING THE UNIT OWNERS OF ANY PROPOSED MEETING; WHO
PRESIDES AT THE MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS,
WHO KEEPS THE MINUTE BOOK FOR RECORDING THE RESOLUTIONS
OF THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS, AND WHO COUNTS VOTES AT
MEETINGS OF THE COUNCIL OF UNIT OWNERS; AND

(4)    THE MANNER OF ASSESSING AGAINST AND
COLLECTING FROM UNIT OWNERS THEIR RESPECTIVE SHARES OF
THE COMMON EXPENSES.