Hi Kim,
It is a difficult situation where Council limits the disposal of rubbish
-actually by calculation it will take this strata plan more than 2 years to
have 1 council pick up for each unit/lot according to the past and even
current arrangement.
I have instructed Jack to dispose weekly Cardboard to Recycle Centre -only
labour transport cost -This will stop the empty boxes piling up the bin
room.
In the past Council has been difficult with household goods disposal.
Owner / unit resident must arrange direct with Council to dispose own
furniture. (Not many residents take up the offer) result that Strata have
to arrange dumping to rubbish centre every time bin room filled up and pay
for it.
Now Council agrees to let Jack / Strata Manager to arrange on behalf of
owners (all residents to call Jack / Strata Agent for disposal of household
bulky goods). Although still not enough pick up as wanted, but much better
than previously arrangement. All mattresses have been disposed free of
charge from Council last month (more than 90). Every time we have 10
mattresses, we can arrange direct to Council Contractor for free pick up.
Working on recycle metals for private pick up -free of charge.
Noted that last month -jack dispose to recycle centre 20 trailer loads
cardboard + this week about 20 loads..
Council arrange pick up 90 mattress, about 30 cubic bulky items. on the 10
March -likely another 10 cubic??. (1 Council truck load is about 30 cubic
rubbish)
With your help in checking up, I believe that bin room situation only get
better.
Best regards,
Centenary Park Management Pty. Ltd.
Minh Hua
3 South Parade Auburn NSW 2144
Mob: 0419231100
On Sat, Mar 4, 2017 at 5:07 PM, Kim Wee <kimhockwee@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Minh
I totally agree to Darren and Anne on the garbage handling as almost half
of our levies have been spending on paying for cleaning contract.
As per past experiences, and the recent two emails from Neil in regard to
budget of $100,000
for by-law and extra budget for cleaning cost, you can see he is doing
nothing but increasing burden on owners of this complexes. I have never
hear any good proposal from him for this community except for the good of
the agents and Developer. We cannot trust this guy to manage our community.
Regards.
Kim
*From:* cpactiongroup-bounce@xxxxxxxxxxxxx [mailto:cpactiongroup-bounce@
freelists.org] *On Behalf Of *Anne Sullivan
*Sent:* Saturday, 4 March 2017 4:19 AM
*To:* cpactiongroup@xxxxxxxxxxxxx; Minh Hua
*Cc:* Neil Kerz; Ashley Van Amstel; cpactiongroup
*Subject:* [cpactiongroup] Re: Failure to clean bin rooms
Hi Minh,
Darren is right. The onus is on the Building Management Company to manage
the garbage as per Contract. If they fail in this regard they are in
default of the Building Management Contract.We are already paying high
Levies to have this done. They should pay for the services of a Private
Waste Collection Agent and a Compactor. Not the Owners!
Regards,
Anne
*From:* Darren Woolley
*Sent:* Saturday, March 4, 2017 12:48 AM
*To:* Minh Hua
*Cc:* Neil Kerz ; Ashley Van Amstel ; Anne Sullivan ; cpactiongroup
*Subject:* [cpactiongroup] Re: Failure to clean bin rooms
Hi Minh
Perhaps is the contractor if failing to deliver on their service level
agreement (i.e. The owners are entitled to have all of the waste promptly
disposed of.) then they could invest in either a private supplementary
service or a garbage compactor. After all the owners are already paying for
this job to be done, I am not sure why they must pay more just because the
contractor is not delivering against the most basic of service expectations.
Regards
Darren
On 3 Mar 2017, at 11:38 am, Minh Hua <cpmanagement.strata@xxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Will do.
Minh
On 3 Mar 2017 11:36 AM, "Neil Kerz" <nkerz@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
Minh,
The owners are entitled to have all of the waste promptly disposed of.
Please obtain quotations for private waste collection as a supplementary
service to accommodate the excess beyond councils limits and include
provision for that service in the budget being prepared for the AGM.
As an alternative please also obtain quotations for the purchase by the
owners corporation of a garbage compactor which would reduce the volume of
garbage, particularly cardboard cartons, and include that cost in the
budget for the owners to decide their preference.
Regards
*LANSARI PTY LTD*
*Development Manager*
*Per: Neil Kerz*
info@xxxxxxxxxxx
*From:* Minh Hua [mailto:cpmanagement.strata@xxxxxxxxx]
*Sent:* Thursday, 2 March 2017 5:08 PM
*To:* Anne Sullivan <annesullivan3@xxxxxxxxxxx>
*Cc:* cpactiongroup <cpactiongroup@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>; Neil Kerz <
nkerz@xxxxxxxxxxx>; Ashley Van Amstel <ashley_van_amstel@xxxxxxxxxxx>
*Subject:* Re: Failure to clean bin rooms
Thanks Anne,
It is an ongoing work, I will work on weekly disposal of cardboard as it
take spaces, create problems of vermin, pest in bin room plus smelly.
.
For household good, although Council allows us 4-5 cubic per months and 30
cubic per 3 months, (5x12 household = 60 household + 30 cubic quarterly x 3
= 180 cubic household per year) . We got more than 750 units and constantly
restricted of rubbish disposal and have to spend money to remove
(previously).
Currently we work on recycle metal such as fridges, washing machines for
free removal (try to contact private company) and large items household
rubbish with Council.
Your help on these recycle materials are welcome,
Best regards,
Centenary Park Management Pty. Ltd.
Minh Hua
3 South Parade Auburn NSW 2144
Mob: 0419231100
On Thu, Mar 2, 2017 at 2:57 PM, Anne Sullivan <annesullivan3@xxxxxxxxxxx>
wrote:
Hi Minh,
I have lots of photos taken over many months of the mess in Bin room,
Building E, lobby B, Level B1, if you ever require them.
Anne
