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You can try info@concretecorrectors.ca

They have done many jobs for us and no leaks after the job was done.

Rod

Rodrigue B on June 18 2018 at 06:39 AM

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Just to bump this one last time, PIPEDA _allows_ collection, but never _mandates_ collection. It typically defines how information is managed if collected, but never in my experience does it mandate accurate updates unless the individual voluntarily provides the information or requests an update of the information on file.

Arylnn P on June 21 2018 at 03:13 PM

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I would also be interested in finding out the exact clause or section of the Act and/or regulations requiring this information from owners, as I’ve been unable to find anything except Section 53 for owner/landlords, as pointed out in the comment above.

I wonder if the Personal Information Protection Act is the legislation where one ought to look … as it permits the Corporation and its agent (the property manager), in the day-to-day management and administration of a condominium, to collect and use personal information, which must be destroyed when there is no further need for it or when no longer needed for legal purposes.

Donna G on June 21 2018 at 11:51 AM

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I’m curious about this question, as there are three scenarios and only two have an address requirement. (I know of no requirement in law to provide anything more than an address.)

1. The owner is resident in their property. You know the address.
2. The owner acts as a landlord. Section 53 requires that the owner provide an address where the owner can be served documents.
3. The owner is non-resident, and not attempting to rent the owner’s unit. Nothing is indicated in the Condo Act or regulations I think.

Land Titles Act requires a “post office address” where documents can be served, so the Board or property manager can obtain that address at any time for $10.

I’d be interested in hearing if there are other requirements, because I think it is important for owners to keep their contact info current for emergency situations or even required maintenance of condo property that requires unit access.

Note: Not a lawyer, this isn’t legal advice or opinion.

Arylnn P on June 19 2018 at 12:14 PM

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Yes plus any changes to title.

Rod P on June 19 2018 at 11:22 AM

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Thanks Penny. I will contact him asap.

Kelly S on June 19 2018 at 10:33 PM

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Plast-All Stucco Systems was recommended to me for a personal job at my house by a friend who had them do framing overlay for some new windows. It looked excellent, the friend reported their price was good and they were good to work with.

I met with Sam today and he had a good plan and reasonable price for a rather awkward job that no one else would take. Worth a discussion with him, I think. If he turns out okay I’ll hold on to his info for future parking work at the condo. We are so small we can never find contractors who are willing to do the work, let alone return calls.

Plast-All Stucco Systems (plast-all.com)
Sam
780-224-9231
info@plast-all.com

Penny S on June 19 2018 at 10:29 PM

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We have a policy on acceptable behavior stating that abusive behaviors (including verbal, physical, or any other type of abuse) towards any member of our community (owner, board member, occupant or condominium manager), for any reason, will not be tolerated. Our bylaws make reference to not causing a nuisance or using common property in a manner that interferes with the use and enjoyment of the property.

Debbie L on June 24 2018 at 08:04 AM

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Sorry to hear you had to go through that. Glad you were able to get it resolved but its unfortunate you had to get police involved.

Lisa J on June 21 2018 at 04:41 PM

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After being verbally harassed and numerous intimidation tactics I suffered from our former Board President, I finally had to file a complaint with the EPS. They spoke to this individual who acknowledged their wrong doings and admitted to saying things to me that should not have been said and everything has been great since then. The EPS will decide if the threats and harassment warrants a complaint. I didn’t want to go that route and I never spoke to this individual nor did I reply to the threats and harassment I endured but after a crazy park job blocking my vehicle in, enough was enough and I called EPS. By then I had numerous incidents to validate a complaint being made.

Darlene I on June 21 2018 at 04:28 PM

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I agree with what Maurice said. Our policy is not to publish board members’ contact information, which mostly works for us, but the Property Manager needs to be available. I believe there have been some incidents at their office, but that’s outside the purview of condo bylaws.

Robin W on June 21 2018 at 03:51 PM

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Depending on the nature of the threats and harassment, you may want to seek the advice of your local Police Service.

Maurice P on June 21 2018 at 03:28 PM

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Regent Signs in south side Edmonton does all sorts of graphic designs/signage for wood signs. They have a website. They do a lot of signage for developers, real estate agents and businesses.

Mike B on July 04 2018 at 07:33 PM

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Epp’s Cedar Signs in Tofield AB does great work. Whether new or refinishing. 780-662-3595. They have a website you can look at.

Marlene S on July 04 2018 at 11:18 AM

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We have held Town Hall and “Informational” meetings . The board is providing an open communication opportunity for the owners. Thus the board President chairs the meeting in a casual atmosphere, BUT,
with a specific agenda with time for Q and A. Also we provide a flip chart for “Parking Lot” issues that are not on the agenda, but can be addressed later by the board. So as not to take up valuable meeting agenda time.

Michael M on July 05 2018 at 12:42 PM

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