#15129
Jimmy-T
Keymaster
Chat-starter

    Michelle said:

    All this talk of changes to common property, meetings and votes … does that mean that we would need to put a vote to owners before the EC can change the external doors to self-closing and locking?

    There has to be a vote somewhere along the line.  This is the kind of thing that could easily be handled at EC level (although they would do so knowing that if there were strong objections, they could be kicked out of office at the next AGM and even have the decision reversed).

    Personally, I would get the EC to investigate the costs and options and then present the best two to a general meeting before going any further. That way all the arguments can be had out in the open and the decision made would be final.

    There may aklso be restrictions on the amount spent and the type of work required that would demand an AGM anyway. Your strata manager should advise.

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