I also note that the use of the term “strata chairperson” is likely a deceptive way to refer to the “strata manager,” who appears to be attempting to take a portion of the funds.
I’ve seen the agenda and this is clearly not the case. The strata manager belongs to an established strata management firm which is itself a subsidiary of a larger outfit. Their worst “crime” is to facilitate this jiggery-pokery.
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