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STRATA SCHEMES MANAGEMENT ACT 2015 - SECT 108
Changes to common property
(1) Procedure for authorising changes to common property An owners corporation
or an owner of a lot in a strata scheme may add to the common property, alter
the common property or erect a new structure on common property for the
purpose of improving or enhancing the common property.
(2) Any such action
may be taken by the owners corporation or owner only if a special resolution
has first been passed by the owners corporation that specifically authorises
the taking of the particular action proposed. Note : If the special resolution
is a sustainability infrastructure resolution fewer votes may be needed to
pass it. See section 5(1)(b).
(3) Ongoing maintenance A special resolution
under this section that authorises action to be taken in relation to the
common property by an owner of a lot may specify whether the ongoing
maintenance of the common property once the action has been taken is the
responsibility of the owners corporation or the owner.
(4) If a
special resolution under this section does not specify who has the ongoing
maintenance of the common property concerned, the owners corporation has the
responsibility for the ongoing maintenance.
(5) A special resolution under
this section that allows an owner of a lot to take action in relation to
certain common property and provides that the ongoing maintenance of that
common property after the action is taken is the responsibility of the owner
has no effect unless-- (a) the owners corporation obtains the written consent
of the owner to the making of a by-law to provide for the maintenance of the
common property by the owner, and
(b) the owners corporation makes the
by-law.
(6) The by-law-- (a) may require, for the maintenance of the
common property, the payment of money by the owner at specified times or as
determined by the owners corporation, and
(b) must not be amended or repealed
unless the owners corporation has obtained the written consent of the owner
concerned.
(7) Sections 143 (2), 144 (2) and (3) and 145 apply to a by-law
made for the purposes of this section in the same way as they apply to a
common property rights by-law. Note : A new by-law or other changes to the
by-laws for a strata scheme must be approved by a special resolution of the
owners corporation (see section 141).
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