My lot has a huge disability parking spot for my adaptable unit. It's big enough to park 2 small cars easily within the boundary without encroaching onto the common property.
Is this legal? Is there a regulation or law that restrict the disable parking spot is only for 1 car?
In our basement there are a total of 12 adaptable unit car parking spaces and 3 of the adaptable car parking spaces are situated on a corner.
The shared zones open onto the traffic side of these spaces. These spaces do not display the international symbols nor is there a bollard on the shared zone.
When I raised concerns with our strata management, they don’t seem to know much about the situation only that it's been certified. People park on these shared zones as the signage is confusing.
Our apartment building of 58 apartments has no provision for visitor parking or disability parking. The building is only 2 years old.
I think this is not legal, and that the developer has just ignored the requirements. He has also kept a very disproportionate amount of parking for himself.
What action can be taken to remedy this and to hold the developer to account?
Our apartment building is part owner residents, part rented apartments and ten hotel apartments. The hotel lot owner has eight car spaces, which include our two disability parking spaces. This owner has recently installed bollards into all eight car spaces. Are the lot owner car spaces common property, and should they have submitted a special resolution at a General Meeting to be approved before the installation? Can this lot owner restrict disabled parking to hotel guests, or can other disabled visitors use these parks as well?
We have Strata Manager. We have just elected a council of owners but we have not yet appointed office bearers.
One of the members wants to convene a meeting in 5 days time without the strata manager being there. She wants to appoint office bearers then but there may be some contention between members. Is this meeting valid and allowed under the act? If decisions are made that affect the strata as a whole are these valid and can they be upheld?
This question is in regard to a WA Survey Strata lot. Can a Council of Owners consider and process a 'resolution' without involving our Strata Management Company? We are looking to avoid additional charges from our strata manager for this service.