​🔑 Key Areas Covered:
1. Living in Harmony

• No excessive noise, nuisance, or behaviour that interferes with other residents' peaceful enjoyment.

2. Common Property

• Residents must not damage or obstruct common areas like foyers, gardens, or hallways.
• You need written approval before changing or installing anything on common property (e.g. flooring, air conditioners, lights).

3. Waste and Cleanliness

• Proper use of garbage bins and disposal areas.
• No dumping bulky items without arranging council pickup.

4. Parking and Vehicles

• Park only in your designated space.
• Don’t block other vehicles or park on common property.

5. Pets

• Pets are allowed, but must be approved in writing by the Owners Corporation.
• Pets must be supervised in common areas.

6. Renovations

• You need approval before starting major work (e.g. bathrooms, flooring, waterproofing).
• Some renovations require detailed applications and special by-laws.

7. Safety and Security

• Fire exits must be clear at all times.
• Don’t leave items in hallways or stairwells.

8. Noise and Conduct

• Be mindful of others, especially at night.
• No loud parties, music, or disruptive behaviour.

9. Use of Lots

• Residential lots must be used for lawful purposes only.
• Commercial lot owners have special rules around signage, fit-outs, and shopfront use.

10. Building Services

• Rules are in place around electricity, internet and other service providers, especially where building-wide systems (like embedded networks) are in place.

11. Special By-Laws

• Includes rules for specific lots or situations (like EV charging or signage for shopfronts).

 
📌 Why These Rules Matter:
Following the by-laws keeps the building clean, safe, and enjoyable for everyone. They protect your property value and help avoid disputes.
If you're unsure about a rule or want approval for something, speak to building management or strata before taking action.