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I recently received a letter from my strata mentioning I was in breach of Bylaw 17 schedule 1
“the owner occupier of a lot must not maintain within the lot anything visible from outside the lot that viewed from outside is not in keeping with the rest of the building”
I was not given any details regarding the breach just threatened with a $5500 fine.
I wrote back to the strata asking for more details as I didn’t know what I had done and received a second identical letter without any details.
I received a call from the real-estate and explained the situation and I was informed that the offensive item was a bottle of washing up liquid on my kitchen windowsill.
Is this a fair interpretation of the bylaw, should washing up liquid be banned from a kitchen if it can be seen from outside?
The neighbours might complain about a cockroach infestation if I don’t do the dishes!
Thanks
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pmoore72 said:
I recently received a letter from my strata mentioning I was in breach of Bylaw 17 schedule 1 …
… I wrote back to the strata asking for more details …
… I received a call from the real-estate …
Just to clarify, by ‘the strata’ do you mean the Strata Manager, the Executive Committee or the Building Manager?
And by ‘real estate’ do you mean rental agent.
The answers to both questions are relevant.
JimmyT
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