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Following an article on Flatchat sometime ago and the fact that all of our executive cttee are investors (I am not on the EC), I decided to build a website for our unit block that would provide an information and communication hub for the building. At present we have a tiny noticeboard and notices tend to be sellotaped in the lift and to walls. It was presented at a recent EC meeting and received a tentative approval. However, there were concerns about the law regarding privacy ie ownership of the minutes, can the names/contact details of the cttee be put on there. I have protected it with a password which would enable residents and owners to access it. I have also included a page allowing voting to improve the democracy in the building, which I assume is now ok under the new legislation. I currently own the website, edit it and moderate the forum but would transfer to the cttee if it is adopted.
Could you give me your thoughts as I was planning to push for its adoption and have was also been asked to construct one for another building.
Feedback from other owners in building has been very positive, so far.
Thanks in advance for your help
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