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Thank you for the responses. I am doubtful that our building (circa early 70s) has a “Strata Management Statement”? If it might have one, where would we see it? I might add the Strata Plan for the building is very basic, and just shows the lots. We obtained the Development Application from the local Council, and the DA is one foolscap page long, and just states the balconies cannot be enclosed.
We assume that if we want to remove the aerial and its cabling from the building’s amenities, then that will need to go to a general meeting, and be passed as a special resolution.
Replacing the TV cabling with new cabling is likely to cost around $40,000 according to the building’s normal antenna repair tradespeople, and that amount of money, for a service that seems will be soon redundant, is hard to justify spending.