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Jimmy-T
Keymaster

    There is no legislation, per se, but this could be covered by a by-law.  However, you would have to be careful how you worded it, depending on whether:

    • The personal trainer is coming into the building to train residents, or
    • The personal trainer lives in the building and is using the facilities to train their clients who are might be resident and non-resident, or
    • The non-resident personal trainer is coming into the building to train a resident and bringing in other non-resident clients to train at the same time, or
    • Some other combination of the above.

    The critical question is, where’s the harm?  If a PT is using communal equipment to train clients and that doesn’t interfere with other owners wanting to use the equipment, then is that any worse than someone letting their apartment, and by extension, common property facilities, to non-residents?

    But if there is a problem, create a by-law that defines how and when PTs can use the gym.

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