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I have an even more bizarre issue regarding bylaws and strata managers. At a recent SC meeting, it was approved that I can put an awning on a common property fascia, where there was one before.
At the meeting, the SM said they would forward me a copy of their Bylaw template to make things easier. When this did not turn up, I emailed the SM who said that the Bylaw was intellectual property and that they would not send it to me.
At a previous general meeting the OC resolved in favour of having a Bylaw that would allow owners to do minor works to common property.
So where does that leave me? Do I still need a Bylaw, and, like mailbox, do I need to get a lawyer to write one?