Ontario · Condominium Act, 1998
Everything a board needs to stay on top of the recurring stuff — one compliance calendar, five checklists, six templates and a plain-English orientation guide. Every deadline carries the section it came from.
Kept current, not a subscription. Built from Ontario's 10 live, verified tools: quorum, notice of meeting deadline, requisition threshold, records request deadline, reserve fund study deadline, status certificate deadline, voting threshold checker, insurance deductible chargeback, common expense calculator, and the lien deadline calculator. This pack is checked weekly by an automated watcher that reads the official e-Laws consolidation date and the version lists for the Condominium Act, 1998 and O. Reg. 48/01, so a new consolidation is caught the week it appears rather than whenever someone thinks to look, so it reflects the law as it stands, not a frozen copy from launch day. It is current to the e-Laws consolidation of 30 September 2026. CAD $49 once, with no recurring charge and no card kept on file. Updates are included for twelve months, and after that the pack stays yours and keeps working.
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✓ Every claim cited to the Condominium Act, 1998
Part 1
The recurring deadlines a board has to hit — the two-notice meeting sequence, records-request response windows, and the reserve fund study cycle. This is the piece previewed in full below.
Part 2
Calling a meeting, responding to a records request, and handling an owner requisition — each checklist item cites the section it's built from, drawn directly from the corresponding free calculator.
Part 3
A meeting notice tracker, a records-request log, a reserve fund study tracker, and an owner requisition tracker — clearly labelled starting points, not legal advice, built around the deadlines and eligibility rules each free tool verified.
Part 4
A plain-English walk-through of the board's core recurring obligations, pointing back to the free tools for every calculation — nothing in this section is a new legal claim, it's the same citations from Part 1 explained.
This is Part 1 in full — the pack's spine. Every entry below is exactly what ships in the pack, not a cut-down sample.
The Notice of Meeting itself must go out at least 15 days before the meeting. Before that can happen, the Preliminary Notice has to go out at least 20 days before the Notice of Meeting. Stack the two and a board-called meeting — AGM, other business, or turn-over — needs the Preliminary Notice out at least 35 days ahead of the meeting date.
Condominium Act, 1998, ss. 47(1)(b)–(c)
Once the board receives a valid requisition from owners holding at least 15% of the units, it must call and hold the meeting within 35 days. If it doesn't, a requisitionist may call the meeting themselves, to be held within 45 days of doing so. The Condominium Authority of Ontario recommends sending the Preliminary Notice within 5 days of the requisition — that's CAO guidance, not a stated Act deadline.
Condominium Act, 1998, ss. 46(1), 46(4)(b), 46(5)
The board must respond to a request for records within 30 days, stating whether the corporation will allow access and what the fee will be. Delivery of the record itself runs on a separate clock after that, depending on whether it's a core record and how it's delivered.
O. Reg. 48/01, s. 13.3(6)
The first reserve fund study is due within a year of registering the declaration and description, and must be comprehensive. Every study after that is due within 3 years of the previous study's completion — a rolling clock, not a fixed calendar date — alternating in class rather than looping back to a full comprehensive study on any set cycle.
Condominium Act, 1998, s. 94(4) · O. Reg. 48/01, ss. 31(2)–(4)
The checklists, templates, and the new-board-member guide are not shown here — that's the paid part. Everything above is real, not a teaser rewrite.
Nothing in the pack is asserted without a section citation, and nothing in it comes from anywhere other than the eight free Ontario tools already verified against the official statute and regulation. Where a secondary source's claim didn't hold up under verification — the CAO's 5-day preliminary-notice guidance, the "comprehensive study every six years" claim, the Dec 31, 2026 requisition-process changes — the pack flags it plainly, matching how the free tools handle it, instead of quietly smoothing it over.
Condominium Act, 1998, S.O. 1998, c. 19 · current to the e-Laws consolidation of 30 September 2026, monitored weekly
A short note whenever an Ontario source changes. No spam — just the rules boards get wrong, with the citation every time.
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