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Governance documents or statutory instruments are available in CondoControlCentral.com. All land instruments are registered in the Land Registration Office Ontario (closest office is 20 Dundas Street West) and are publicly available at the LRO for a fee. Printed copy is charged by page count at the LRO.
Declarations
Declarations
The Declaration for MTCC1247 or Phase 1 & 2 that is registered with the LRO under Property Instrument Number E246450 (using PIN is by far the easiest way for instrument search at the LRO)
The Declaration for MTCC 1314 or Phase 3 that is registered with thevLRO under Property Instrument E328062 (using PIN is by far the easiest way for instrument search at the LRO)
The Declaration for MTCC1369 or Phase 4 that is registered with the LRO under Property Instrument Number E407060 (using PIN is by far the easiest way for instrument search at the LRO)
The Declaration for TSCC 1565 or Phase 5 that is registered with the LRO under Property Instrument E345011 (using PIN is by far the easiest way for instrument search at the LRO)
By-laws
By-laws
The MTCC1247 By-law No. 4 is create to replace the repealed By-law Nos. 1 and 2.
This By-law respects the reciprocal agreement entered with MTCC1247 - the "Corporation". The By-Law was registered on 1999-06-03 under instrument D659870. It governs the Cost Sharing among the condominium corporations. The Instrument D659870 was registered by MTCC1247 on the Land Registry Office on June 3, 1999. The first official RA (Reciprocal Agreement) Instrument D2634842 was registered on March 3, 2011. The agreement has since undergone 3 subsequent Amendments:
Instrument D3421942 Registered 2013-10-02 - First Amendment
Instrument D3421997 Registered 2013-10-02 - Second Amendment
Instrument D4456969 Registered 2017-01-12 - Third Amendment
This By-law respects the reciprocal agreement entered with MTCC1247 - the "Corporation". The By-law was registered on 2000-06-23 under instrument number D720144.
This by-law respects the borrowing of money, and issuing of securities and the securing of liabilities by the P3 Corporation, provided that when the aggregate amount is more than 1 month's of common expense contribution shall be subject to the approval of a majority of the owners.
The MTCC1247 Bylaw No. 5, registered with the LRO under instrument D833565, is the replacement for the repealed By-law No. 1 and 2 - the standard unit by-laws.
A standard unit by-law describes what portions of the unit are “standard” to a unit covered by the corporation’s insurance policy. Any items within the unit not listed in the standard unit by-law, would be considered an “improvement” and the responsibility of the unit owner.
A standard unit by-law describes what portions of the unit are “standard” to a unit covered by the corporation’s insurance policy. Any items within the unit not listed in the standard unit by-law, would be considered an “improvement” and the responsibility of the unit owner.
The MTCC1314 Bylaw No. 4, registered with the LRO under instrument D830025, is the replacement for the repealed By-law No. 1 and 2 - the standard unit by-laws.
A standard unit by-law describes what portions of the unit are “standard” to a unit covered by the corporation’s insurance policy. Any items within the unit not listed in the standard unit by-law, would be considered an “improvement” and the responsibility of the unit owner.
A standard unit by-law describes what portions of the unit are “standard” to a unit covered by the corporation’s insurance policy. Any items within the unit not listed in the standard unit by-law, would be considered an “improvement” and the responsibility of the unit owner.
The MTCC1369 Bylaw No. 4, registered under instrument D830025, is the replacement for the repealed By-law No. 1 and 2 - the standard unit by-laws.
A standard unit by-law describes what portions of the unit are “standard” to a unit covered by the corporation’s insurance policy. Any items within the unit not listed in the standard unit by-law, would be considered an “improvement” and the responsibility of the unit owner.
A standard unit by-law describes what portions of the unit are “standard” to a unit covered by the corporation’s insurance policy. Any items within the unit not listed in the standard unit by-law, would be considered an “improvement” and the responsibility of the unit owner.
MTCC1314 Bylaw No. 6 deals with director qualifications and disqualifications specific to the phase
Rules
Rules
The book of rules exists, as per section 58(1) of the Act, to promote the safety, security, or the welfare of owners and their property, the corporation’s assets, and to prevent unreasonable interference and enjoyment of their units and common elements.
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