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The document is an Alteration Request Form for owners in a strata plan, outlining the process and requirements for obtaining approval from the strata council before making any renovations or alterations to their units or common property. It emphasizes the need for detailed plans, structural engineer approval, necessary permits, and compliance with bylaws. The form also addresses safety concerns, aesthetic considerations, and the responsibilities of the owner regarding costs and liability.

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What is the concept of strata?

A strata scheme is a building, or collection of buildings, where individual each own a small portion known as a lot but where there is also common property (e.g. external walls, windows, roofs, driveways, foyers, fences, lawns and gardens). Every owner shares the ownership of the common property.

What is a strata in construction?

A strata development can be buildings or land, divided into separate units, called strata lots. This allows for individual ownership of a strata lot. All the strata lot owners together own the common property as a strata corporation.

What is considered an alteration in a condo?

Any alteration or renovation is minor if it does not include electrical, plumbing, moving/removing or adding walls. (Examples: paint jobs, lying carpet, replacing, wall papering, sanding or staining hardwood floors excluding removal of subfloor, etc.)

What is the difference between alteration and renovation?

An executed Alteration Agreement must be in place before any destruction or construction commences. This document is essential for ensuring that homeowners, the condo or co-op board, and contractors have a mutual understanding of the works scope, responsibilities, and expectations.

What is additions and alterations coverage for condo?

Its called building additions and alterations coverage for renters and condo-owners. This means that you could use your dwelling/building additions and alterations coverage to replace things like wall coverings, carpet or other flooring, cabinets and more after a covered loss.