Question 1 – False.
The Property Manager reports to the board. Unit owners have no authority to provide direction to the Property Manager.
Question 2 – False.
The Property Manager is an employee of the corporation. They have no authority to sign legal documents.
Question 3 – False.
Lawful behaviours, such as smoking, may be prohibited in condo suites as per the condo declaration or rules.
Question 4 – False.
The Board of Directors has authority to approve the annual budget. While it is advisable that it be presented to owners, there is no requirement for a meeting or ratification by owners.
Question 5 – False.
The Condo Act does not dictate safety requirements.
Question 6 – False.
The Standard Unit Bylaw, when it exists, does not have to include everything in the original unit before upgrades.
Question 7 – False.
Bylaws of the corporation usually specify that committees must be created by a resolution of the board. Committees do not have the power of the board to make decisions or take action. Committees do not have authority to challenge decisions of the board.
Question 8 – False.
There is no requirement that Board meeting discussions be confidential.
Question 9 – False.
Older buildings may be subject to new building codes and municipal regulations, particularly when buildings are subject to renovations or upgrades.
Question 10 – False.
Any requirement for accommodation of a resident’s disabilities on common elements is unrelated to the ability or willingness of the resident to bear the cost of these modifications.
