col. forbin
Active Member
we should just produce and broadcast our own TV
problem solved
problem solved
I thought bell TV is satelite and that we are not allowed to install individual satelites? Does bell offer some other option?
Bell Canada offers a community satellite receiver service called MDU (presumably for Multiple Dwelling Unit), in which a master satellite receiver is installed on the roof of a building (Apartment, Condominium or, one of their major markets - Hotels), from which the signal is distributed through the building's cabling system. While both Bell and Rogers use MPEG 2 compression in their broadcast signals, Bell uses a higher bit rate than Rogers, which is behind their advertising of the Best HD.
AHK
In order for the condo to get this, First we need to have a condo board that can approve this. if BELL is satellite right now NOBODY will be able to get it......
The developer can bring Bell in once the building is sufficiently ready (as was done in the building I am in) - does not need to wait for registration and the board to be in place - unless the developer is not willing to work with Bell for the MDU service.
Also, Bell has a 'Greenfield' offering for residents in new buildings - three months free service as well....
AHK
Gentlemen, need your suggestion I have a similar problem as "GPalltheway" no crooked walls luckily, but the floor planes in my purchase agreement have some noticeable discrepancies, also i have accesses to Issued For Constructions drawings (with dimensions) of our project where they completely correspond to floor planes from P.A.
My question: is there a protocol or a legal precedent to make the Builder fix the discrepancy or compensate the inconvenience in other way.
Feel free to speak up and share the opinions regarding this matter.
Here's some picks and my original floor plan so you can see some of the changes.
Are those 9 foot ceilings?