Info for new residents

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  • 23/11/2010 at 7:33 pm #7157 Reply | Quote
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      Any tips of what to include in a welcome letter to new residents in a complex (besides the garbage day, contact details and no parking in visitors spots)?  Should we include that owners cannot change external aspects of their units?  In the past we have always assumed that one would know that but are surprised to find owners think they can change external appearances.

      If we include the DFT website and advise them to become familiar with the NSW Strata By-Laws is that enough? 

      Should we mention that any changes they may be considering may need not only council approval, but committee approval and engineers reports?

      We don't want to appear too militant in a “Welcome” letter, however, over the past couple of years in particular we have had a succession of new residents (owner and non-owner) who think that they can do whatever they want and make changes without asking or checking.  How can we best nip this problem in the bud?

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