entry to units to fix/identify leaks etc

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  • 05/02/2012 at 4:05 pm #7891 Reply | Quote
    phlebe

      Under the Act, an adjudicator's order is required to enter a unit unless it is an emergency situation. We are trying to do a complete audit of the building to fix leaks etc. Often the problem is above the unit experiencing the leak.

      Even though we have someone who is prepared to take keys to let the plumber in, about a third of residents do not comply. This results in having to call the tradesman back numerous times, making the exercise frustrating, expensive and time-consuming. 

      How do others cope with this without invoking the emergency power of access – or should we do this? 

       

      Thanks in advanceCool

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    Reply To: Reply #14671 in entry to units to fix/identify leaks etc
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