Apartment owners at Ingleton Place don't think they should have to pay to fix an elevator that's not in their building, but the CRT says it has already ruled on the issue.
A years-long battle over who should pay to fix an aging elevator at a North Burnaby strata has already been decided, and B.C.’s Civil Resolution Tribunal has refused to decide it again.
Trinden Enterprises Ltd., which owns the strata's two commercial lots, told the CRT in 2020 the strata was dragging its feet on the elevator upgrades. It also argued the costs should be shared. In a new complaint, however, the strata's apartment section said there had been an agreement that it wouldn't have to pay for the upgrade of the elevator, which is not in their building.
First, he noted there was no formal contract documenting the agreement between the apartment owners and the rest of the strata saying the apartment owners would only have to pay for their own elevator.
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