As stated on the ballot:

No:

No, the following changes shall NOT be made to the by-laws:
 
 By-Law change part A): Remove section 4b, quoted below, and re-letter
 the remaining sections appropriately.
 
 4.b.  Upon serving two consecutive terms on the BOD, a person must
       vacate the BOD for one year before being eligible to serve
       again.
 
 By-Law change part B) Change the wording of the current bylaw 4.c,
 redesignated 4.b, as follows:
 
 The current bylaw 4.c. states:
 4.c.  If an office is vacated before expiration of its term, an
       election to fill the vacancy shall take place within three
       months.  A partial term so created of six months or less will
       not count toward the two-consecutive-term limitation.
 
 The new bylaw 4.b. should state:
 4.b.  If an office is vacated before expiration of its term, an
       election to fill the vacancy shall take place within three
       months.
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Yes:

Yes, the following changes SHALL be made to the by-laws:
 
 By-Law change part A): Remove section 4b, quoted below, and re-letter
 the remaining sections appropriately.
 
 4.b.  Upon serving two consecutive terms on the BOD, a person must
       vacate the BOD for one year before being eligible to serve
       again.
 
 By-Law change part B) Change the wording of the current bylaw 4.c,
 redesignated 4.b, as follows:
 
 The current bylaw 4.c. states:
 4.c.  If an office is vacated before expiration of its term, an
       election to fill the vacancy shall take place within three
       months.  A partial term so created of six months or less will
       not count toward the two-consecutive-term limitation.
 
 The new bylaw 4.b. should state:
 4.b.  If an office is vacated before expiration of its term, an
       election to fill the vacancy shall take place within three
       months.

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VOTE RESULTS:

This vote was proposed in Co-op 14, item #338, response #69.
The membership voted from 3/8/13 through 3/18/13.
Results were posted on 3/22/13, item #338, response #84 
Member votes cast: 6    
Results: Yes 5    No 1     
The proposal passed.