Building 244 pedestrian access to entrance restored by Friday, July 10, 2026

UPDATE, 7 pm, July 9, 2026: Work was actually completed a day early, access to the 244 main entrance is now open.

As the title states, Prostar has released the following notice stating the Building 244 main entrance will be open again to pedestrian access by tomorrow, July 10, 2026:

Building 244 entrance closure Thursday, June 25, 2026 (both notices)

Today, Quay Pacific prematurely sent out a notice regarding the temporary closure of the 244 building entrance. A short time later, a revised notice was sent out. I will be providing both notices below.

Also unlike Prostar, I’ll include a map of the entrances and exits of the 244 building.

Here’s the revised notice:

And here’s the original notice:

Here is a map showing the exits and entrances to the 244 building.

With the main entrance closed, you can exit and enter the 244 building as follows:

  • Exit only: Through the fire door immediately to the left of the main entrance. No key or fob required.
  • Exit only: Through the fire door at the east end of the hallway on the first floor. No key or fob required.
  • Exit and entrance: Through the door to the left of the underground parking entrance. This requires a fob for entry into the building, same as the main entrance.

Prostar notices on emergency repair work and completion of Phase 1 (starts May 8, 2026)

See below for the official notices. Work begins tomorrow for the completion of Phase 1. Both this and the emergency repairs will require some patios on the ground floor to be cleared. Note that Prostar uses the terms “patios” and “balconies” interchangeably–all work will only affect units on the ground floor.

These notices have also been posted in the lobbies of all three buildings.

May 5 2026 SGM results: Phase 2 membrane project funding approved

The official notice can be found below. Here are a few observations on my part.

First, a thanks to everyone who attended or submitted proxies. Your participation is important in making Copperstone work as a community. This also goes to everyone who asked questions or raised concerns.

Second, the vote on Phase 2 membrane project funding overwhelmingly passed, with 41 in favour, 2 abstentions and 2 owners not voting (which is a bit odd).

Third, I am disappointed by how few actually participated. Only 34 people attended directly, with 10 proxies, for a total of 44 out of 231 owners. I understand that 14 proxies could not be counted, but even including those would have raised the total number to only 58 total owners.

Here’s the breakdown of the representation:

  • 44 votes is 19% of all owners
  • 58 is 25% of all owners (if you add the 14 disqualified proxies)

Having less than 20% of all owners decide on how to spend $2.7 million of owners money is not good, even if the decision made is the best one. No strata should have important decisions made by so few people.

I think we need to figure out why participation is so low and see what can be done to improve it for future meetings and decision-making. For reference, there were 96 at the 2026 AGM and that is still only 41% of owners–well below half.