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21/11/2020 at 10:07 am in reply to: Nominating for committee election while in dispute with OC #53165
So I asked the strata manager to give me the reference to sections in the strata Act or Regulations. Here is his reply:
“As stated, there Is case against the Owners Corporation and specifically the strata committee, there is a conflict of interest – this was agreed by all parties. Until the case is over, you can request a EGM and join the committee if voted in favour.”
Currently there are only 2 members in the committee.
21/11/2020 at 10:06 am in reply to: Nominating for committee election while in dispute with OC #53163I have paid my levies on time. Since we’ve had our general meeting today, there is no way to be admitted into committee then?
A bit of an update over the garage gate noise issue:
Originally there were 2 sources of the noise, the loud opener/motor, and the loose drainage system making a big noise when cars were moving over it. Through some hard complaining and discussions with the owners corporation, the loose drainage system has been finally fixed and that source of noise is totally gone. But they still refuse to replace the loud industrial-level opener. So I think I’m ready to apply for a mediation via fair trading.I think we’ll have a general meeting soon in October, on which I could join the committee. Currently I am still not a member of the committee. So my question is: would applying for a mediation via fair trading affect my admission to the committee?
Thanks very much, Jimmy-T. I’ll definitely point them to the section.
Thanks very much, Jimmy-T. This is very helpful.
What really pissed me off is even strata manager was saying, it is not common property, it’s attachment, blabla.
It looks like I have a case if we go to NCAT.
Yes, it is the gate to the scheme’s parking garage, not my own garage door.
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