Topic: 2 for 1 By-law

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25/10/2018 at 4:38 pm #11986 Reply | Quote
watcherman
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We have a By-law motion for a GM which is worded thus;

Bathroom and Air Conditioning By-law

( this was the outcome of our recent AGM but the proposal wasn’t on the agenda or notice )

There is no provision to be selective eg what if you want one but oppose the other ?

Shouldn’t these be separate motions as they are unrelated. I’ve spoken to the solicitor involved and they say

that it’s acceptable procedure.

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26/10/2018 at 12:23 am #30662 Reply
Jimmy-T
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27/10/2018 at 9:43 pm #30670 Reply
watcherman
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To make a special by-law for (a) bathroom renovations and (b) to install air conditioning units,

in other words a “combination” by-law for both

PS I’m also of the understanding that the air conditioning is regarded as a minor renovation and shouldn’t require a by-law even though common property wall or roof penetrations would be involved

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