Topic: Privacy of other owners – when it’s appropriate – FLAT CHAT

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17/03/2017 at 1:56 pm #10982 Reply | Quote
BONNIE L
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Hi and big thanks; this is concerning major project in building, and getting the interest of others in terms of practical solutions.

For example, getting in touch with a tenant/s/owners whose inaction is apparently holding up an important professional report the committee is waiting on and looks like holding up tabling of the report at an imminent committee meeting to discuss?

Also, seems unusual in my experience for professional firm to hold up a report due to one unit research running late. Anyone with experience like this? Needless to say I was ticked off by the strata manager for contacting the firm in a friendly way after they visited my place, so am at my peril if I do this again.

So does anyone know if a phone call, a note in the mailbox or an approach outside the building are in breach of privacy? Or a doorknock? Or friendly note under door, any of that ok?

An update on my status is that have been attempting to help on a practical level over 18 months ownership of one unitand am mentioned in minutes as such.

Anyone experienced in the privacy factor please? SOS, and more thanks!
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