Condominium Administration Act Building Administration Division Article 16

The inhabitants may not discard garbage arbitrarily, release pollutants or foul-smelling substances, make noise or vibrations, or have any similar conduct.The inhabitants may not store miscellaneous objects, install gratings or doors, or run commercial operations, or illegally put up advertising signs, or privately set up blockades or parking spaces that obstruct passage in private passages, firebreaks, fire escape alleys, open space for the public, empty recesses, stair landings, common hallways or air raid shelters. However, open space for the public and empty recesses may be used for commercial purposes according to the condominium regulations or the decision of the unit owner assembly as long as the operations are within the businesses approved by the special municipality or county/city government. Air raid shelters may be used for purposes originally approved; those concurrently serve as parking spaces may be used for pay parking according to the law.Without the permission of the competent building authority, the inhabitants may not damage or alter the main structure of the building when maintaining, repairing, remodeling or conducting similar work.Inhabitants with pets may not hinder public sanitation, peace or safety. If the condominium regulations or other stipulations prohibit keeping of pets, such provisions shall apply.If any inhabitant should violate any of the four preceding paragraphs, the manager or management committee shall stop the act or take action according to the condominium regulations. If the inhabitant refuses to comply, the manager or management committee may file a request with the competent authority of the special municipality or county/city to handle.