Wall and roof panels securely fixed against wind forces. Windows and doors open and close without problems. Latch or lock system works. The major proportion of the surface is free from marks or surface damage. Paint film has few visible wear areas, and is able to be cleaned to a fresh surface. HOUSING ACT Responsibility Tenant Responsibility HOUSING ACT does not supply or install gardens sheds as a Tenants in standard issue to all properties. flats/units with an individual courtyard were installed by HOUSING ACT in some properties as can apply to part of a building package, in properties purchased on the HOUSING ACT for private market and/or in some cases as part of a permission to install maintenance program carried out some years ago. a garden shed. HOUSING ACT will maintain a garden/storage shed that was Damage to storage provided by HOUSING ACT. areas’ doors and Where a HOUSING ACT provided garden/storage shed is general damage to considered, by the TFM or HOUSING ACT to be unserviceable garden sheds is a or unsafe it will be removed. HOUSING ACT will provide a tenant replacement of approximately the same type and size. responsibility. a garden shed is supplied the flooring should be a 75 ml Damage caused by slab; the wall and roof panels should be securely fixed or vandalism against wind forces and the latch or locking system working. will initially be charged as a tenant HOUSING ACT will maintain a garden/storage shed with only responsible minimum maintenance. Garden sheds will not be made maintenance cost. waterproof. On provision of a HOUSING ACT provides garden/storage sheds as a standard Police Incident issue in the majority of OPAs and flats. These will not be Number and provided retrospectively to properties where none were appropriate previously provided. Statutory Declaration (which Where a flat is provided with a storage area the tenant is provides details of provided with a set of keys. Tenants are responsible for when and how the additional or lost keys. incident occurred), Most complexes are surrounded by common areas and costs may be tenants are not permitted to install additional storage removed from the facilities on common areas or in body corporate managed tenant account. complexes. Tenants must apply Note; Housing ACT does not purchase sheds from outgoing to HOUSING ACT in tenants. writing for permission to erect a garden/storage shed at their own cost. The application must include a site plan showing the proposed shed in relation to the existing building and all boundaries and easements.
Wall and roof panels securely fixed against wind forces. Windows and doors open and close without problems. Latch or lock system works. The major proportion of the surface is free from marks or surface damage. Paint film has few visible wear areas, and is able to be cleaned to a fresh surface. HOUSING ACT Responsibility Tenant Responsibility HOUSING ACT does not supply or install gardens sheds as a standard issue to all properties. were installed by HOUSING ACT in some properties as part of a building package, in properties purchased on the private market and/or in some cases as part of a maintenance program carried out some years ago. HOUSING ACT will maintain a garden/storage shed that was provided by HOUSING ACT. Where a HOUSING ACT provided garden/storage shed is considered, by the TFM or HOUSING ACT to be unserviceable or unsafe it will be removed. HOUSING ACT will provide a replacement of approximately the same type and size. a garden shed is supplied the flooring should be a 75 ml slab; the wall and roof panels should be securely fixed against wind forces and the latch or locking system working. HOUSING ACT will maintain a garden/storage shed with only minimum maintenance. Garden sheds will not be made waterproof. HOUSING ACT provides garden/storage sheds as a standard issue in the majority of OPAs and flats. These will not be provided retrospectively to properties where none were previously provided. Where a flat is provided with a storage area the tenant is provided with a set of keys. Tenants are responsible for additional or lost keys. Most complexes are surrounded by common areas and tenants are not permitted to install additional storage facilities on common areas or in body corporate managed complexes. Note; Housing ACT does not purchase sheds from outgoing tenants. Tenants in flats/units with an individual courtyard can apply to HOUSING ACT for permission to install a garden shed. Damage to storage areas’ doors and general damage to garden sheds is a tenant responsibility. Damage caused by or vandalism will initially be charged as a tenant responsible maintenance cost. On provision of a Police Incident Number and appropriate Statutory Declaration (which provides details of when and how the incident occurred), costs may be removed from the tenant account. Tenants must apply to HOUSING ACT in writing for permission to erect a garden/storage shed at their own cost. The application must include a site plan showing the proposed shed in relation to the existing building and all boundaries and easements.
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