In case of emergency, break-in, theft, report to Police immediately on 000 or Crime Stoppers 1800 333 000

To report a community nuisance such as noisy party etc. please call Police 131 444

 

Complaints about noise, un-approved business and other civil matters you may contact your local shire.

 

Under the Strata Titles Act of WA, it is the Strata Companies (all owners) responsibility to enforce the By Laws, control and manage the property for the benefit of all owners, this duty is delegated by the Strata Company to the duly elected Strata Council.

 

Duties of Strata Companies and the registered lot proprietors responsibility to carry out the following, the registered proprietor is unable to remove themselves from a legal liability of property ownership – i.e. they cannot pass responsibility to their property manager. For more see the link aside.

 

Registered lot proprietors are to repair and maintain their lot and keep it in good state of repair and carry out all work that may be ordered by any competent public authority or local government to be done in respect to their particular lot. Maintenance of the common property, if any, is the responsibility of the strata company and should be arranged by the strata council and paid for from levies collected by the strata company. They may be required to maintain common property for which they have exclusive use.

 

The Strata Company through the strata council are to see that all occupiers and other residents of the Premises are bound to comply with the Strata Titles Act (WA) 1985 and the Notification of Change of By Laws document lodged against the Strata Company and noted within the Strata plan. (meaning they the lot proprietor is to see that the occupiers and residents abide by the by laws at all times)

 

Registered proprietors are to ensure that pursuant to section 45(3) of the Strata Titles Act (WA) 1985, a lease of a lot shall be deemed to contain an agreement by the lessees that they will comply with the bylaws of the Body Corporate