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QLD: Do pre-1994 queensland strata buildings need cladding compliance?

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Question: Regarding cladding on QLD strata buildings, what is the compliance if a building was constructed in 1980?

Answer: The rationale for the cladding laws was that this type of cladding appeared in the mid 90’s or so – which is why buildings built before then don’t need to worry about it unless they went and did something to their building needing a development approval after 1994.

This post appears in Strata News #587.

Frank Higginson
Redchip Strata Law
E: FrankH@redchip.com.au
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