@struggler said:
What to do, what’s to do?After a sleepiness night considering my options thought I would put it to my fellow flat chatters. What do you think I should do or what would you do in m y position?
A brief synopsis – an EC who do not get around to doing any work, a complex that is need of repair, a complex that is full of people who don’t know what has been happening behind the scenes (nothing) and just think someone else is getting the work done.
So do I demand a time line of works from the EC, quoting the relations sections of the act (that quite frankly I don’t believe they would know what the act is) and tell them to produce this in a week? An EC that has meet discussed and organised quotes should be able to produce such in a week. Then tell them if they do not produce this I will take the matter further, advising their actions are sufficient to be found dysfunctional and again quote the relevant act? Do I leave a note for all resident owners telling them the EC has yet again not arranged any works and that if they want action they have to tell them to get on to it? Otherwise they will produce more quotes for the same works at the next AGM for the third year in a row? Or should I do both?
Any input or encouragement would be welcomed?
Struggler you have tried hard, in fact you seem to have given your all to the cause, but unless you think your location is the absolutely best place in the city/state/country to live, maybe it is time just to tart up your place, put it on the market, and try to get a peaceful life.
Why not start looking around at places now. If it is in Strata, you know what to look for before going there. If Torrens Title, then even though more expensive, maybe by the time the majority wake up where you are currently living, the special levies needed may make the extra cost of a house affordable by comparison.
The only problem, if you go to a house, we may not have the benefit of your experience and wisdom on this forum. 