sec.192Conditions and obligations under exclusive use by-law

### sec.192 Conditions and obligations under exclusive use by-law If the owner of a lot included in the community titles scheme, to whom rights are in the first instance given under an exclusive use by-law, agrees in writing, the by-law may impose conditions, including, for example, conditions that require the owner to do 1 or both of the following things— make a payment to the scheme’s body corporate or the owners of lots included in the scheme; make periodic payments to the scheme’s body corporate or the owners of lots included in the scheme. An exclusive use by-law is taken, in the absence of other specific provision in the by-law for maintenance and operating costs, to make the owner of the lot to whom exclusive use or other rights are given responsible for the maintenance of and operating costs for the part of the common property to which the exclusive use by-law applies. cost of providing lighting to the part of common property However, if the lot was created under a building format plan of subdivision, in the absence of other specific provision in the by-law, the owner of the lot is not responsible for— maintaining in good condition roofing membranes that— are on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies; and provide protection for lots or common property; or maintaining in a structurally sound condition any of the following elements of scheme land that are part of a structure that is on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies and is not constructed by or for the owner— foundation structures; roofing structures providing protection; essential supporting framework, including load-bearing walls. (sec.192-ssec.1) If the owner of a lot included in the community titles scheme, to whom rights are in the first instance given under an exclusive use by-law, agrees in writing, the by-law may impose conditions, including, for example, conditions that require the owner to do 1 or both of the following things— make a payment to the scheme’s body corporate or the owners of lots included in the scheme; make periodic payments to the scheme’s body corporate or the owners of lots included in the scheme. (sec.192-ssec.2) An exclusive use by-law is taken, in the absence of other specific provision in the by-law for maintenance and operating costs, to make the owner of the lot to whom exclusive use or other rights are given responsible for the maintenance of and operating costs for the part of the common property to which the exclusive use by-law applies. cost of providing lighting to the part of common property (sec.192-ssec.3) However, if the lot was created under a building format plan of subdivision, in the absence of other specific provision in the by-law, the owner of the lot is not responsible for— maintaining in good condition roofing membranes that— are on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies; and provide protection for lots or common property; or maintaining in a structurally sound condition any of the following elements of scheme land that are part of a structure that is on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies and is not constructed by or for the owner— foundation structures; roofing structures providing protection; essential supporting framework, including load-bearing walls. - (a) make a payment to the scheme’s body corporate or the owners of lots included in the scheme; - (b) make periodic payments to the scheme’s body corporate or the owners of lots included in the scheme. - (a) maintaining in good condition roofing membranes that— (i) are on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies; and (ii) provide protection for lots or common property; or - (i) are on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies; and - (ii) provide protection for lots or common property; or - (b) maintaining in a structurally sound condition any of the following elements of scheme land that are part of a structure that is on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies and is not constructed by or for the owner— (i) foundation structures; (ii) roofing structures providing protection; (iii) essential supporting framework, including load-bearing walls. - (i) foundation structures; - (ii) roofing structures providing protection; - (iii) essential supporting framework, including load-bearing walls. - (i) are on the part of the common property to which the by-law applies; and - (ii) provide protection for lots or common property; or - (i) foundation structures; - (ii) roofing structures providing protection; - (iii) essential supporting framework, including load-bearing walls.