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We have a situation where a fire safety issue was reported by the fire inspection firm hired by our strata manager. This issue was reported over one year ago and the problem has never been fixed by the OC.
Since then another yearly inspection has been made, the problem still has not been repaired by the OC, and the Strata Manager has sent a report to Council that the fire inspection was in order and everything is OK and a fire inspection certificate has been issued.
The Council has accepted the report by the Strata Manager and the Fire Inspection firm in good faith and the Municipal Council claims that there is insufficient legislation for them to act yet they warn that the O/C of Strata Plans can be fined.
So here we have a fire safety certificate being issued over 2 years when the problem has not been fixed.
How can the Strata Managing Agent advise the local Council that everything is in order when it’s not?
We all remember the Bankstown fire about a year ago when a life was lost and another person seriously injured.
Do these fire inspections have NO meaning ?
Should the Strata Managing Agent be sued?
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