This article has been taken from he commissioner for the Body Corporate and Community Management Act and looks at spending limits in a body corporate – both committee spending limits and major spending limits.
Australians love to renovate. Whether you’re in a free-standing house, where the possibilities seem endless, or navigating the nuances of living within a body corporate community, the desire to personalise and enhance our homes is there. This article covers internal renovations to a townhouse or unit and what you can and can’t do without body corporate approval.
Can you add solar panels to the roof of your townhouse or duplex? This article looks at the legislation and approvals in a body corporate.
In any body corporate scheme, survey plans play a crucial role in defining the responsibilities between the lot owner and the body corporate in terms of maintenance and repairs.
In Queensland, the Building Fire Safety Regulation 2008 (BFSR 2008) stands as a crucial framework designed to govern fire safety measures within buildings. This regulation plays a pivotal role in maintaining the safety of occupants and structures, outlining the responsibilities of building owners and managers, as well as the standards that must be upheld to prevent and respond to fire incidents effectively.
Resilient Kurilpa is a passionate community group dedicated to helping people prepare, respond, recover, and plan for future floods.
Who is responsible for maintenance in a body corporate scheme? Start by understanding what plan format your building is.
In this article we look at who is responsible for pest control in a body corporate, whether that be common property or exclusive use areas.
This article has been reproduced with the permission of Mahoneys to discuss building defects and the caretakers role.
BCsystems shares valuable insights regarding the roles and responsibilities of lot owners and body corporates concerning landscaping in strata properties.
