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Hi everyone,
I’ve got some more details to add, the previous by-law that I quoted is what the managing agent had quoted to me in an email. However, looking at the strata by-laws myself I do not see that anywhere and only the following by-law.
- Do you think this should change our approach?
- The by-law previously quoted to us looks to be the model by-law straight from the 1996 act. Since it’s not in our register of by-laws, is it irrelevant or is it implied because it’s the model by-law in the act?
- If it’s irrelevant, the by-law below appears to prohibit pets on “community property” and not within a lot. Is this a fair understanding?
I am thinking our response should be the same since the by-law below implies there is an approval process.
BY-LAW 12. ANIMALS
12.1 The keeping of the animals on community property is prohibited, except with the written consent of the Association (other than guide dogs as permitted by Secion 49(4) of the Strata Schemes Act 1996, fish kept in an aquarium and two birds).
12.2 Owners and Occupiers must comply with the conditions on any consent.
12.3 Owners and Occupiers must ensure any animal they are permitted to keep in their Lot or bring in to the Building:
(a) does not make a noise so as to interfere with another’s peaceful enjoyment of their Lot or Common Property; and
Thanks everyone, some great responses as always with this forum. It’s looking likely we’ll head down the path suggested by JimmyT, I’ll keep this thread updated with progress,
Hi scotlandx,
Thanks for that, we spoke to the strata manager. It’s a complex of four buildings with separate strata plans and a fifth community strata.
The reference to community property is the property of the community strata (pool, tennis court etc). The strata itself for the building however accepts pets on application.
Mark
Thanks.
Will speak to the real estate and ensure the ones they gave me are complete and up to date.
JimmyT, great forum.
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