Please stop beating me up about AI. I did not seek an AI opinion, it was thrust upon me, and as I said before, I only took it as a hint that strata schemes like this are not very common. I still think that they are relatively rare here in NSW.
I don’t think anyone is beating you up about AI – it was just an opportunity to make the point that it can’t be trusted, especially when it comes to strata. I hear that strata managers are getting frustrated by owners who consult AI and then argue with them on the basis that AI is a lot smarter than the average strata manager, which may be true when it comes to history and geography but not so much on something as complicated as strata.
Good luck with sorting out the issues in your scheme. Generally speaking, an amicable consensus is going to serve you better than trying to interpret the letter of the law.
BTW, and don’t tell anyone this, but I use AI all the time … but I always double check the “facts”. When it comes to NSW strata, AI can be about as reliable as a bloke who’s a friend of someone at your brother’s work who used to rent a flat in Melbourne.