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Must admit the first link was very informative but it has confused me even more especially Example 7 and Example 8 because they show a solid boundary line around the whole townhouse (common property) whereas in QLD when the walls of my townhouse transition from the areas facing the common driveway to the private garden they switch to a thin line (indicating lot property).
So in QLD the walls facing my private garden are lot responsibility but the walls facing the common driveway are Strata responsibility (this only applies to cosmetic maintenance like painting anything structural is Strata responsibility).
This is the bit that confuses me from your link:
(2) Boundaries of all lots and part lots defined by continuous (i.e. unbroken) lines.
(a) boundaries which are defined by a structure must be shown by thick lines
(b) boundaries not defined by structures must be shown by thin lines
Because these examples seem to have 2 boundaries one the structure and two the boundary enclosing the garden. How can a lot have 2 different boundaries?
Are the gardens and courtyard in the examples considered common property or lot property
