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Strata News
Tower Body Corporate
February Edition
Here is what's happening this month:
Concrete cancer concerns, duties of the building manager and the Proposed BCCM Act review plus details on how you can have your say on the reforms. Comments are due on the proposed changes by the 5th May.
Last Chance to Tell Us What You Think
In order to improve the services we provide, Tower Body Corporate has been collecting feedback via our Client Satisfaction Survey. Thank you to everyone who has contributed. If you would like to let us know what you think, time is running out. The survey will be open until the end of February, so why not drop by right now? The survey only takes a few minutes of your time and we would be very grateful for your input.
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The Team at Tower Body Corporate
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Proposed BCCM Act review recommendations announced
Frank Higginson, Hynes Legal
The proposed BCCM Act review deals with strata issues such as Towing of cars, Pets, Smoking, Overcrowding, Fining occupiers for breaching by-laws, Debt recovery costs, Australian addresses for service, and Scheme termination.
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Q&A What are the Duties of a Building Manager?
Frank Higginson, Hynes Legal
Question: What are the duties of a building manager / caretaker when it comes to providing relevant information to committee members before a vote is taken?
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The Age of Concrete Cancer
BRS Building Rectification Services
Hi-rise apartment buildings built back in the 1970s have been the hot topic of discussion, as the effects of concrete cancer are starting to show, some with disastrous outcomes.
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Review of property law in Queensland
The Office of the Commissioner for Body Corporate and Community Management
Before making any decisions about possible changes to the current laws on body corporate by-laws, debt recovery and scheme termination, the Queensland Government would like to hear the views of lot owners, committees, body corporate service professionals and anyone else with an interest in community titles schemes.
You are invited to provide feedback. Consultation closes on 5 May 2017.
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