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Article content Life in a condominium can be maintenance-free, but no one ever said it’s rule-free. With so many residents owning and sharing common space, law and order must prevail. Every owner belongs to the condo corporation, that body which also makes and enforces the bylaws informing how the property is operated and maintained. A volunteer board of residents governs the condo corporation, following Alberta’s Condominium Property Act. We apologize, but this video has failed to load. Try refreshing your browser, or Bylaws govern usage of condo common areas Back to video Common areas are owned by everyone the green spaces, lobbies, hallways and garbage rooms, fitness rooms, pools and other amenity rooms. Owners have full control over their individual units, however, there are exclusive-use areas that are part of the common area package. Also known as limited common property, these areas might include balconies, assigned or leased parking stalls, patios, backyards in

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