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Hi,
We're looking to renovate our unit, and knock out a couple of walls… according to everyone else (Structural Engineer, Builder, Town Planner) EXCEPT the Executive Committee, it's a pretty simple straight forward procedure…
HOWEVER… it's been dragged on for at least a month, just to reach the decision of considering getting a by law drawn up for the purpose of if any renovations are done (regardless of being common property or not) IF there is any damage done, the cost for repair is passed back to the owners who have completed the renovations.
Amongst all the other pointless arguing going on, this cost looks like it will now be passed back to us to foot the bill for the consultation (of questions asked by the committee), and having the by law drawn up and submitted.
Why should this cost be passed on to us, (regardless of if our renovations are approved) when the by law will then stand for all future owners/tenants ??
Help…
Thanks.
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