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    Tony Montana
    Flatchatter

      Confused as to when approval needs to be sought from (a majority of) Lot Owners, before *new* capital works are undertaken?

      ie to build/install something that wasn’t there before but which has the support of the Committee, rather than a simple repair or a like for like replacement…

      eg solar panel installations, amenity related installations eg of a  gym, or security related installations such as cameras/improved door security?
      thanks

      Tony

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      Jimmy-T
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        Are you asking if every addition to common property has to be approved at a general meeting rather than just by the committee?

        If so, one answer would be that any such major item would have to be budgeted and that would need approval at a general meeting.

        Does that answer your question? I think you may not have got a response to this  previously because your question was a wee bit confusing – very general then very specific.

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