Can our body corporate allocate 2 of our 3 swimming lanes for resistance training for 3 mornings of the week?
Is the action unreasonable?
The body corporate is required to make reasonable decisions. So the question might be whether this action is unreasonable. Presumably, there are a number of occupants at the scheme who want to use the pool for training purposes and if so, it sounds reasonable that they can do so.
Does blocking off the lanes unreasonably affect how others use the pool? We don’t know, but if enough people complain about it, it is probably a sign that a rethink is required.
So long as there has been some consideration of the pros and cons and some give and take around implementation, it sounds like a good idea. If it is just an arbitrary decision to please one or two people, it might be problematic.
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Will Marquand joined the Tower team as a General Manager and Senior Strata manager in 2020. He has widespread experience across all forms of commercial, industrial and residential schemes. He believes in proactive, ethical strata management and hopes to provide Tower’s customers with the knowledge and support required to take their schemes forward into the next generation of body corporate management. Will has experience working across residential, commercial and industrial schemes. A former journalist and teacher, Will's excellent communication skills help Tower grow its expanding business. William is a regular contributor to LookUpStrata.
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