The applicant, a condominium owner, sought the repeal of a rule restricting pets from the building's front lobby, arguing it was unreasonable and inconsistent with the declaration.
The Condominium Authority Tribunal found that a 2019 amendment easing the restriction was invalid due to procedural non-compliance, making the stricter 2017 rule the current version.
The Tribunal held that the 2017 rule was reasonable, consistent with the declaration, and enacted to address legitimate issues with pet waste and altercations.
The application was dismissed with no costs awarded.