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Alberta Condominium Bylaws

Every condominium corporation in Alberta must adopt bylaws that govern the operation and management of the project.
The Condominium Bylaws establish the following:
- how the condominium corporation will operate and how it will run the building on behalf of the owners,
- how the board of managers will be elected,
- how meetings will be conducted,
- how the affairs of the condominium will be managed,
- the duties and obligations of the corporation and the owners.
These Bylaws comply with the requirements of the Condominium Property Act, updated to December 2022.
Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta.

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The Agreement is between a group of condo owners and a property manager.
The owners who are renting their units establish a rental pool and a repair and maintenance pool to allow the owners to share the expenses equally among the units being rented.
The rental agent's responsibilities include collecting rent, executing and terminating leases or tenancy agreements, ensuring that tenants fulfill their obligations, and advertising and marketing units as they become vacant.
Each owner is responsible for their own mortgage payments, taxes, rental expenses, and other costs associated with their unit.
You can download the Condominium Rental Management Agreement immediately after purchasing it.

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Condominium corporations in Alberta are required to file a Notice setting out the address at which documents may be served on the corporation.
A new Notice must be filed each time the address for service changes.
This is a free downloadable form in MS Word format.

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Each time there is a change in the board members, whether through election, resignation, disqualification or replacement, this form must be filed with the Registrar.
The form lists each current board member and their address for service.
The Notice is being filed to comply with Sections 10.1 and 28(5) of the Alberta Condominium Property Act and intended to be used only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.
This is a free form in MS Word format.

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The Notice is required under s. 73.7(1) of the Condominium Property Act (Alberta) and contains all the prescribed information, including:
- the portion of the Bylaw that was violated,
- the date(s) on which the violation occurred (if applicable or if known),
- the remedial action that the unit owner can take to cure the violation (if any),
- the date by which the remedial action must be taken or by which the owner must respond to the notice.
The form is available in MS Word format.
Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

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The Easement is only for bare land projects, meaning that no buildings have been erected yet.
The third party is granted access to the land for the purpose of construction of a water drainage facility.
The Restrictive Covenant prohibits the placement of any structure, tree planting, or any other actions which would interfere with the efficient operation of, or access to, the drainage system.
Any person involved with the construction of the facility must perform in a good and workmanlike manner and cause as little damage or inconvenience to the unit owners as possible.
Each unit owner is responsible for maintaining and repairing that portion of the facility that is constructed or installed on their unit.
Intended for use only in the Province of Alberta, Canada.

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