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This is very interesting indeed. Especially Tina’s contribution.
As I am new to strata, could someone please clarify the following:
A) before a vote is taken on a renovation, are by laws, required (as a means to protect the OC) to be officially requested by the OC from the renovator or is it assumed the renovator will provide these as a matter of course?
B) are by laws needed for every action by the renovator if it impacts common property eg one by law for installing air conditioning in common walls, one by law for installing wooden floors and one by law for a jacuzzi?
C) should by laws specify exactly what is to be covered? That is for instance, air conditioning? Or can the by law be vague and suggest a blanket cover for additions and modifications by the renovator?
D) if a renovation is waived through at a meeting of owners and by laws were either not requested or provided before the vote or at the vote, then any R&M including the possibility of undoing the renovation will be at the cost of the OC, true?
Thanks.
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