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ARTICLE · 07 AUGUST 2019

New Government's Commitment To ‘Eliminating Red Tape' Extended To Condominium Legislation

The Condominium Property Regulation, Alberta Regulation 168/2000 (the "Regulation") is one of the supplementary documents to Alberta's Condominium Property

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The Condominium Property Regulation, Alberta Regulation 168/2000 (the "Regulation") is one of the supplementary documents to Alberta's Condominium Property Act (the "Act") which sets out, among other things, rules and regulations for condominium developers, owners, purchasers, and property managers. The former NDP government decided to institute a review of the Act and Regulation, and significant changes were set to be rolled out in two stages: the first coming into effect on July 1, 2019, and the second on January 1, 2020.

Some of the proposed changes included the following:

  • The 'default bylaws' found in the Act would be replaced with a new set of statutory bylaws.
  • Cap on fees for documents requested by purchasers and vendors (e.g. condominium bylaws and estoppel certificates).

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