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It should not be used as a substitute for legislation or legal advice. \u000bThe Ministry of Business, Innovation and Employment is not responsible for the results of any actions taken on the basis of information in this document, or for any errors or omissions.\nChanges to the Unit Titles Act in 2024\u000bChanges to the Unit Titles Act 2010 in May 2024 require large unit title developments (10 or more principal units) to establish a long-term maintenance (LTM) plan covering a period of at least 30 years from the date of the plan’s commencement or last review, with detailed requirements for the first 10 years, and more high-level information for years 11 – 30.\nThe changes also require the plan to be reviewed every 3 years, or as soon as is practicable should any matter arise that has a material impact on the LTM plan.  This template has been updated to help you meet these requirements.\nThe body corporate of a large unit title development must consult with building professional/s or other suitably qualified professional/s when it develops or reviews the plan. The body corporate can decide by special resolution not to do so.\nFor all unit title developments, (including large unit title developments) the new requirements for the LTM plan are:\nA summary of the current state of the common property;\nA statement of the sources of funding for the LTM plan.\nFor more information, refer to the Unit Titles Services website at \u0013 HYPERLINK \"http://www.unittitles.govt.nz\" \u0014http://www.unittitles.govt.nz\u0015\nLong-term maintenance plan for body corporate (complex)\nLarge unit title developments (10 or more units)\nThe information is provided to meet the requirements of sections 116 and 157C of the Unit Titles Act 2010 and regulations 30 and 30A of the Unit Titles Regulations 2011\nThis long-term maintenance plan (LTM) covers the common property, building elements, and infrastructure of the unit title development. It also covers any additional items that the body corporate has decided by ordinary resolution to include in the plan.\nBuilding details and report inputs\nSupplied information\n\u000f\nReport assumptions and information\n10-year levy table\n10-year cash flow tracking sheet\nThe table below shows a cash flow starting with the anticipated opening balance at the start of the first financial year.\nPlease add the total levy contributions for the year and any interest on balances greater than $10,000.00\nAny anticipated expenses are then allowed for leaving a closing balance for the year which in turn becomes the opening balance for the following year.\n10-year anticipated expenditures table\nThis table shows when expenses will occur in the next 10 years.\nFrom left to right the columns are:\nExpenditure items: lists the different areas and items of expenditure.\nCurrent cost: shows the current maintenance expenditure costs in today’s dollars.\nYear 1 to Year 10: shows the costs in the year in which they occur, including the assumed rate of inflation compounded annually until the cost is due.\nThe items included are examples only.\nAt the bottom on each column there are three lines. Firstly, a subtotal (including. 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