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Having new fencing erected to my townhouse. My strata manager insists that the boundary posts are placed inside my courtyard, it has been moved off the natural brick boundary of my townhouse and is the only townhouse that is having the land mass reduced and the natural boundary not followed by the new fence line. How can I convince the strata manager to reposition the posts to follow the brick boundary of my townhouse? It looks wrong.
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Julia – the first thing you need to do is definitively ascertain where the boundary of your Lot is located, and if you’re in NSW you can do that by checking it on the Strata Title Plan – perhaps read THIS and if necessary contact NSW Land & Property Information; they’re very helpful.
Once you’re sure about the physical location of the boundaries of your lot, then contact the Strata Manager who works for you by the way, and rather than trying to convince them, tell them that in the absence of any plausible reason that you accept for the fence being replaced off-boundary (e.g. so as not to disturb a retaining wall), that you require the new fence to be correctly placed on the boundary.