Notice & Hearings · British Columbia
Strata Property Act, s. 135
Complaint, right to answer and notice of decisions
At a glance
- Notice before enforcement
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Written complaint particulars and reasonable opportunity to answer before fine
“given the owner or tenant the particulars of the complaint, in writing, and a reasonable opportunity to answer the complaint”
- Hearing if requested
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Hearing if owner or tenant requests
“including a hearing if requested by the owner or tenant”
- Written decision notice
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As soon as feasible
“The strata corporation must, as soon as feasible, give notice in writing of a decision”
- Tenant notice to landlord
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Landlord and owner notified if tenant
“if the person is a tenant, given notice of the complaint to the person's landlord and to the owner.”
- No repeat process for continuing violation
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No new process needed for continuing contravention
“it may impose a fine or other penalty for a continuing contravention of that bylaw or rule without further compliance with this section.”
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Official text
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