casaguy
Senior Member
Just don't play the victim.
Be pro-active and solve the problem yourself. Don't rely entirely on the condo board, condo security or the police.
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Just don't play the victim.
Be pro-active and solve the problem yourself. Don't rely entirely on the condo board, condo security or the police.
ash_p
Active Member
Oh I certainly wont be playing the victim. I even stopped at the St Lawrence Centre this afternoon and informed them that they now have a dirty old bean bag chair, beer cans and many broken glass beer bottles on their roof courtesy of #1106. I gave the manager the business card for the property manager and urged him to also make a formal complaint. They won't be getting the best of me!
maestro
Senior Member
I doubt the building has closed yet. There is no corporation, no board or rules.
casaguy
Senior Member
Excellent. Let us know how it turns out.
I don't think there's anything wrong with occassionaly peppering threads with issues that arise from within a building that's under construction. It makes the thread more human and interesting. Otherwise it'll end up as dull and dry as the Burj Dubai thread over at Skyscrapercity.
dt_toronto_geek
Superstar
Rules/by-laws included with your purchase & sale agreement are in full force and effect and should be enforced by the property manager or property administrator.
yyzer
Senior Member
what's Granny been putting in those cookies?........
w.ll.am
Active Member
They're currently doing the hallway carpeting and finishes in the east tower.
The elevator cladding has come down too... I'm just waiting for them to remove the plastic on the floor and I'll snap a few pics. The elevator is gorgeous.
The elevator cladding has come down too... I'm just waiting for them to remove the plastic on the floor and I'll snap a few pics. The elevator is gorgeous.
maestro
Senior Member
But don't those relate to security and safety, ownership and finances? Not excessive noise?
ash_p
Active Member
Sorry Khistopher to add to the thread again! BUT...I have an update on the animals living in #1106. i called the property manager this morning and formally complained. I also sent an email to the manager of the St. Lawrence Centre telling him about all the stuff that has been thrown onto the roof, glass etc. He also emailed the property manager and complained. He then told her that his staff have also noticed the people on the 11th floor yelling and screaming and that some of his patrons have been heckled by them. The property manager called the unit owner only to discover that she RENTED the unit out to a bunch of students. (which is not allowed) Hopefully they get booted out! Makes me mad...we all have to pay the stupid occupancy fees...so should she.
WeirdFishes
Active Member
I am impressed ash_p! You should leave a pigs head on their door step next time!
JayBee
Senior Member
You're not allowed to rent to students?
Monaco
Active Member
Good for you. Does your agreement of purchase and sale state that you cannot rent out at all during the occupancy phase? Does it specifically say students?
(I guess this is why some landlords offer discounts to good tenants).
cdr108
Senior Member
You're not allowed to rent out the unit during the 'occupancy' period, unless you have written permission from the developer.
In essence, the unit is the developer's since registration has not occurred yet.
emacs
Active Member
hopefully, you'll have the situation resolved soon. eviction seems to be in order here.
JayBee
Senior Member
Got ya!