An occupant wishing to make substantial alterations to the structure or external appearance of their unit must navigate a multi-layered approval process. The first necessary consent must come from the Master Developer. This is followed by approvals…
An occupant wishing to make substantial alterations to the structure or external appearance of their unit must navigate a multi-layered approval process. The first necessary consent must come from the Master Developer. This is followed by approvals from the DLD and the Competent Authority. This hierarchy ensures that any modifications do not violate the Master Community Declaration or compromise the aesthetic and structural harmony of the broader Master Project,. Unauthorised changes can result in remedy costs being charged to the occupant.
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