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The Strata Manager has now been asked twice to issue a Notice to Comply to the the new lot owner, who is currently going ahead with minor renovations willy nilly. They have had no approval as yet from the Strata Committee.
But the SM still claims they can’t issue a NTC.
Here are the rules:
The owners corporation can hold a general meeting and vote to issue you notice of breaking a by-law.
Through a majority vote, you can be given a notice to comply (PDF 270.08KB), which asks you to stop breaking the rules or risk being fined through the NSW Civil and Administrative Tribunal (the Tribunal).
The notice can be sent via post or email and needs to include the details of the by-law that was broken.
The owners corporation may allow the strata committee or strata manager to give notices for them. If this is the case, a notice to comply can be given without holding a general meeting.
So, if the SM refuses to act, can the SC Secretary issue the NTC without holding a meeting?