The simple answer to the final question is a resounding YES! It’s inappropriate use of common property, it’s creating a nuisance on common property and it’s a health and safety issue.
I’m not sure what the process is in Victoria, but this owner need to get a letter immediately outlining the various by-laws (and planning laws) he’ll be breaching and the sanctions that will be taken against him if he doesn’t comply.
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