Balcony railings

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  • 03/08/2013 at 6:12 pm #8960 Reply | Quote
    vortigern

      Our exec committee has noticed that one unit owner has at some point removed the upper portion of the balcony railings on their unit which leaves the resulting balcony as an illegal height. The problem we have is that the unit was subsequently sold and the new owners have stated that the balcony railing is common property and therefore a body corporate cost to make it comply. Our strata agents agree with this position and have told us to get quotes to fix the problem. This seems outrageous to the other unit owners,myself included.

      Any suggestions?

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    Reply To: Reply #19132 in Balcony railings
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