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Hello all,
In a strata scheme I am involved in, one resident (Mr X) is greatly disturbing a neighbour (Ms Y) who lives below, by
* Slamming doors;
* Moving furniture at night (why? Who knows);
* Engaging in loud offensive conversations in common areas; and
* Transmitting noise to another unit by walking in high heals over what seems to be uncovered (but previously covered) floor.
I am on the 3 person strata committee and we have a strata manager. I sympathise with Ms Y having dealt with her in the past.
I have not approached the strata manager as yet. Instead, I asked the other 2 members for how they would tackle the problem. One replied “she should put up with the noise for a few months. After all, the noise makers will vacate mid year”.
The other SC member did not reply.
Question: what are my options (as a committee member, the sole committee member who wants to take action) as I fear that if the SC does nothing, Ms Y can take the matter to NCAT (be it against the OC or her landlord). I very much disagree with the view of one colleague who suggestion is “to put up with the noise”.
Any ideas? Thanks in advance for suggestions.
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