What alterations to common property require notice

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  • 21/08/2019 at 9:29 pm #41091 Reply | Quote
    Roland
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      Recently the chair of our committee requested permission from the other 2 members of the committee to allow him to install heavy concrete planter boxes (glued) to the paved common area to prevent any further parking problems we have been experiencing. Creating a barrier from the driveway to the common property. This proposed expenditure was not budgeted. To what extent can a committee change common property without notice, and does the committee have to be unanimous or in majority when deciding outside a meeting?

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    Reply To: Reply #41461 in What alterations to common property require notice
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