Board Discretion Over Landscaping Contracts

Q: I am on the board of my condominium association and we were required to get a structural integrity reserve study last year, and we did. We are now faced with unanticipated structural repairs to the building. Florida statutes say that we have to have our structural integrity reserve study completed every 10 years. Is there any obligation for us to update it now?
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