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  • 25/02/2013 at 10:23 pm #8709 Reply | Quote
    spryn

      Hi Flat Chat Community! Long time lurker 1st time poster… I like in a block of 12 units, with shared rubbish bins. These are not numbered, so all the residents/tenants share them. Apart from the usual feral people that think they don’t need put some items in bins, or happy to leave bins overflowing – I am wondering what solutions others have had in encouraging other residents/tenants to take the rubbish bins out on the odd occasion. I am the sucker who took them out once, and now have an expectation that they will appear on the side of the road every Monday night. I do have a co-hort that will take them in, but 2/12 looking after other peoples rubbish is starting to wear thin…. 

      I have considered an open letter to all residents/tenants, and am about to post a sign near the bin area, but don’t want to sound rude as I am sure this will be more of a deterrent than encouragement.

      I was wondering if any others have been in a similar situation and can maybe assist with suggesting some wording or course of action to try and encourage others to pull their weight.

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