Architectural Review · British Columbia
Strata Property Act, s. 90.1
Owner request for approval of alterations
Official text ↗
Checked against the official source on 2 November 2026
At a glance
- What needs approval
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alterations needed to install EV charging at a parking stall
“An owner may request that the strata corporation approve proposed alterations to common property, or to land that is a common asset, that are necessary for the purposes of installing EV charging infrastructure for use at a parking stall.”
- When a request may be made
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on or after the date determined in accordance with the regulations
“be made on or after the date determined in accordance with the regulations,”
- Other requirements
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comply with any other requirements set out in the regulations
“comply with any other requirements set out in the regulations.”
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Official text
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Show the full text of Strata Property Act, s. 90.1
Owner request for approval of alterations
90.1 (1) An owner may request that the strata corporation approve proposed alterations to common property, or to land that is a common asset, that are necessary for the purposes of installing EV charging infrastructure for use at a parking stall.
(2) A request under subsection (1) must
(a) include the prescribed information, if any,
(b) be made on or after the date determined in accordance with the regulations, and
(c) comply with any other requirements set out in the regulations.
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