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What's your share of the special levy?

A special levy is a one-time charge to owners for a large expense, such as a roof repair.

Free · No account · Nothing is sent to any firm

The full amount the strata is raising.

From the registered Schedule of Unit Entitlement.

Sum of all lots.

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$3,000

1.2% of the $250,000 levy

Vote to approve
3/4 vote

Sources: SPA s.108, Gov BC

General information only. Not legal, financial or accounting advice. Calculations apply the BC Strata Property Act and its Regulation as of October 2, 2026 using the standard statutory rules and the figures you enter. They do not account for separate sections, formulas that split costs by lot type or by shared areas used by only some lots, or a different allocation formula filed under s.100. Confirm against the Act, your strata's registered bylaws and Schedule of Unit Entitlement, the actual resolution wording, and a licensed strata professional before acting. Full disclaimer and sources

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Questions councils ask

How is a special levy divided in BC?

By default, in proportion to each lot's unit entitlement (s.108(2)(a)). A strata can use a different 'fair division' method, but that path needs a unanimous vote rather than a 3/4 vote.

What vote does a special levy need?

A 3/4 vote when it's divided by unit entitlement. An alternative allocation under s.108(2)(b) needs a unanimous vote.

Where do I find my unit entitlement?

On the registered Schedule of Unit Entitlement. Your strata manager keeps a copy, and it's in the strata plan at the Land Title Office.