About the May 2022 edition
The May 2022 edition of The QLD Strata Magazine covers resident access rights, embedded network exits, and body corporate maintenance obligations in Queensland schemes. Key topics include resident service access restrictions, building watertightness responsibility, embedded network exit strategies, and fire warden duties in body corporate buildings. The edition also addresses hard flooring approval pathways, offsite caretaker service levels, roof cleaning prohibition, parking breach enforcement proportionality, and mental health awareness in the strata sector.
- Our Body Corporate has restricted resident access to services – William Marquand, Tower Body Corporate
- MIMOR puts residents in charge – MiMOR
- Presenting meeting minutes as a spreadsheet – Chris Irons, Strata Solve
- Litter falling (or being thrown) from above – Michael Kleinschmidt, Stratum Legal
- Is it time for QLD strata owners to be on a level playing field with owners in other states? – Lannock Strata Finance
- How do you stop a lot owner from cleaning the roof? – Todd Garsden, Mahoneys & Tyrone Shandiman, Strata Insurance Solutions
- Is the body corporate responsible for keeping a building watertight? – Todd Garsden, Mahoneys
- Automating support functions in strata management – Urbanise
- The easiest pathway to get approval for hard flooring – Chris Irons, Strata Solve
- Fire warden responsibilities in Body Corporate – Stefan Bauer, Fire Matters
- How do we leave an embedded network when charges are too high compared to other services? – Drew McKillican, Altogether Group
- Do offsite caretakers provide the same level of service? – Frank Higginson, Hynes Legal
- Ongoing approval for ongoing maintenance – William Marquand, Tower Body Corporate
- When parking breaches are enforced… but is this too extreme? – William Marquand, Tower Body Corporate
- Mental health and the strata sector – SCA (Qld)
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