Hotel Breach of By-Law

September 6, 2024

Latest Update on Hotel breach of By-laws

Today the Association Committee held a meeting to discuss the Hotel's breach of the by-laws.


After reviewing the legislation, it has been determined that the formal process mentioned in previous updates can indeed proceed more quickly than initially anticipated. Consequently, a formal Notice to Comply with a By-law will be issued today, requiring the Hotel to cease use of our facilities by On Track health Group at the close of business on 6th September 2024.


We request that residents remain patient as we work through the formalities of issuing a Notice to Comply.

The Association Committee will keep residents informed of any new developments as they arise.

Residents are encouraged to use the facilities as usual. Should any issues occur, please email us at info@kooindahwaters.com, providing details such as date, time and location of incident.


Association Committee





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