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      One of the owners in our block of 12 on the top floor, is intending to install a set of louvers on his balcony for alleged privacy reasons. This will change the look of the entire building and if others decide to follow suit it could end up looking like an uncoordinated mess. My view is that the building facade should be left as it was designed as it was the reason we purchased our unit in the first place

      He intends to take this proposal to the next body corporate meeting, even though it is not currently an agenda item.

      Would this resolution fall into the category of ordinary, special or unanimous or can he do it without permission as technically it is his balcony it is planned to be installed on?

    Reply To: Can an owner change the looks of a building without consent
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