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    Anonymous

      In a strata of 3 units, one of the owners is taking down wooden lattice that extends the boundarty fence (lattice was put in by prior owner with no strata approval, nor strata payment).

      They are then erecting a wooden extension to the existing fence, which has been verbally approved by the neigbouring property to the same height as the lattaice was – a more permanent, less see through option.

      The fence is obviously strata property and as such should the sinking fund be paying for the extension (or making some sort of payment)?

       

      Thanks

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      Jimmy-T
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        If this is a common property fence and in need of repair or replacement, then probablythe OC should pay. But if this is an extension of the CP fence to benefit individual owners, a whole different set of issues come into play, such as who maintains the fence once its in place and who pays for its extension.

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        Anonymous

          Thanks – it is an extension to the existing fence that does not need repair. In your opinion, should the OC be paying for this?

          I assume that if the OC pays for it, then the OC will be responsible for the maintenance as well?

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