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Establishing regulations is an unpleasant yet necessary task
for any property management company. These regulations exist
not for the benefit of the company, but to maintain harmony
and a common standard of living for residents. At County Estate
Management, our regulations apply to issues that affect the
common areas of the building, or the rights of other residents.
Our standard regulations are as follows: -
Alterations/additions to the flat: must be
approved in advance by the freeholder/Management Company via
County Estate Management. This includes double-glazing, for
which the consent of the local authority may also be required.
Replacement windows must match the style of existing windows.
Balconies: must be kept clear and not used
to store unwanted items.
Car maintenance: is not permitted within
the grounds or gardens of the building.
Common area windows and lights: must not
be obstructed or darkened in any way.
Hanging clothes: is not permitted outside
the flats or the building.
Noise levels: noisy work may only be carried
out between 9:00am to 2:00pm and 4:00pm to 6:00pm Monday to
Friday and 9:00am to 2:00pm on Saturdays. Resident noise (ie.
music) must not disturb other residents at any time, in particular
between 11.00pm and 7.00am.
Satellite dishes: must not be installed without
prior permission. If consent is given, dishes may only be
installed on the roof and not on the sides of the building.
Sublets: must be pre-approved by the freeholder/Management
Company via County Estate Management. For approval we require
the following information: -
- Details including name, address and telephone number
of any letting agent.
- Copies of references obtained on prospective tenants.
- Written confirmation that the sublet will be for single
family occupancy only.
We welcome any leaseholder with concerns about any regulations
to speak to their appointed Property Manager.
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