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  • in reply to: Pot Plants on Balcony Cap #64564
    James79
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      Thanks. Agree. I wonder if there is risk angle to this. WHS.

      in reply to: Pot Plants on Balcony Cap #64563
      James79
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        Thanks for your reply. The capping is the top ‘cap’ on a full brick wall or balcony. Thanks for the info re by-laws.

        in reply to: No way back. Can this be true? #27035
        James79
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          Thank you both for helping me out and for the thoroughness of your information. I will be discussing this with the strata manager at the earliest opportunity.

          in reply to: No way back. Can this be true? #27028
          James79
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            Yes I understand those points and thank you for your input.

            My question is more related to whether all new ‘minor renovation’ must be via EGM or AGM. The strata manager advised at the meeting that, even if the Owners voted to return the decision to the Committee for minor renovation that this could not be voted on within the committee and the strata manager advised. It would have to be an EGM with the only voters required being the Committee. The cost of this would be approx 500 for an applicant or to be shared between several.

            The message was you cannot go back to just voting within the committee and advising the manager even if that is the wish of the scheme.  I found hard to believe as did all those attending the meeting.

            Looking forward to your input.

            James79
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              @JimmyT said:

                And, by the way, this is not a strata issue.  

              Apologies for that…my bad.

               

              You have all been most helpful and your input has confirmed my research.I will pass on to affected car owners.

              James79
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                Yes..I have made contact with the neighbour’s strata manager. Their insurance does not cover the damage according to the strata manager (who also happens to be our strata manager).

                in reply to: Hot Water heater on Balcony #26241
                James79
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                  Hi,

                  Thanks Proudsceptic. I am in NSW. I have just spoken again with the strata manager again and sucessfully argued that this is no a structural renovation. Agree that by-law should be in place to cover lot owner and strata. 

                  Will be going ahead with EGM to vote on issue and, if (when) successful, draft appropriate By-Law.

                  J

                  James79
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                    Thanks Jimmy. Agreed that this can, and should, be resolved by discussion with all parties needs being met.

                    My question was about the brush off received from both Strata Committee and managing agent regarding her privacy and will advise her to contact them looking for a win win outcome.

                    Thanks again.

                    in reply to: Who is the Strata Manager #21514
                    James79
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                      Thanks Whale for your suggestion of checking the Notice Board. It is for a neighbouring property, not a neighbouring Lot. j

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