Forum: All the views, news and blues that fit

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There’s been a lot of activity on the Flat Chat Forum in the past week although it’s mostly been back and forth on earlier questions (but none of them as angry as the keyboard warrior pictured here).

Not surprisingly, the issue of sex workers in strata schemes has prompted a fair chunk of discussion.

And the issues of late provision of minutes and getting schemes ready for electric vehicle charging has also generated some heated debate.

What details there should be on the strata roll (and how much) has piqued some interest, as has what to do about owners who can’t or won’t pay their levies.

Among the “new” topics, the old question of magnesite removal pops up again – this time it’s about a strata committee trying to fob a common property problem off on to individual owners.

And should car space bollards – a great way of dealing with parking pests – be considered a trip hazard when they are down and a bump danger when they’re up?

By the way, in case you weren’t aware, the easiest way to access the latest Forum posts is down the side of the screen on a computer or laptop, or after the ads on a phone or tablet.

But however you get to them, the debates are invariably lively, informative and entertaining.

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    Jimmy-T
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      There’s been a lot of activity on the Flat Chat Forum in the past week although it’s mostly been back and forth on earlier questions (but none of them
      [See the full post at: Forum: All the views, news and blues that fit]

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