Building Insurance: Sample Request and Assembly Resolution
Insuring the building is among the manager's duties. We explain the difference between compulsory earthquake cover and a common area policy, with a request letter and a sample resolution.
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Insuring the building is among the manager's duties. We explain the difference between compulsory earthquake cover and a common area policy, with a request letter and a sample resolution.
In multi-block complexes each block elects its own manager, and those managers form the representatives' board. We provide two templates: a block election record and a board record.
The use of facilities such as pools, gyms and function rooms should rest on written rules. We provide a template usable as house rules and an undertaking.
Extinguishers, escape routes and detection systems must be checked regularly. We provide two usable templates: a checklist and a deficiency notice.
Returning a deposit at the end of a tenancy should rest on a record showing the condition of the property. We provide two templates: a handover record and a return request.
Recording who occupies each unit is necessary for statutory notifications and for security. We provide two templates: an information form and a privacy notice.
A leaking roof that damages the building cannot wait. We explain the consent rule for essential repairs, with a request letter and a sample resolution.
In a water or gas leak, the source and who bears the cost must be recorded in writing. We provide two templates: an inspection report and a cost allocation notice.
The use of a shared car park is determined by an assembly resolution. We provide a usable request letter and the legal framework for allocation and use rules.
In disputes about pets, both the complainant and the pet owner may apply in writing. We explain the management plan rules and provide letters usable by either side.
The management plan is the building's constitution and amending it requires a qualified majority. We explain the required majorities with a request letter and a sample resolution.
Written permission is needed to use common areas such as the garden, terrace or social facilities temporarily. We provide a request letter with usage conditions and liability clauses.
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