Vote for our four motions at the 2024 AGM

Three fresh faces on the committee will make a huge difference. Currently, much of our financial affairs are hard to come by.

Restoring the general ledger to the portal will enable ALL owners to oversight body corporate expenditure in ‘real time’.

We should take advantage of the government’s clean energy scheme to reduce our carbon footprint and save money at the same time.

Voters should be wary of the motives of entities who want them to ‘sign’ completed voting papers.

It was once a beautiful garden. Now it’s an expensive, incomplete mess.

Gold Coast high rise owners are now subject to a new tax which means an increase of council rates of up to 50 percent.

Our residential and commercial body corporates both claim they are owed hundreds of thousands of dollars by the other.

Unfinished legal actions are among a raft of business that could cost owners hundreds of thousands of dollars.

The sinking fund forecast has not been posted on the body corporate portal where it could be perused by owners.

Gardens across the Level 3 Pool Deck and Level 12 have progressively deteriorated over recent years.

At the 2017 AGM the body corporate voted overwhelmingly in favour of electronic voting but dumped the idea in 2021.

Catastrophe struck Tower 1 on February 20, 2023 when a polypropylene Aquatherm water pipe on level 10 burst.

The body corporate controversially buys four apartments in our complex with owners’ money.