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1. Who put the construction rubbish there as opposed to pay the builders to remove it as part of
the refurbishment works? Believe the last flat refurbished was n. 2, does that rubbish belong to Flat 2? If not, who does that belong to given we're all copied here?
2. Who authorised the use of that common part as deposit for construction rubbish and refuse coming out of individual flat refurbishment? On the basis of which mandate / leasing clause?
3. When would that be removed? We assume it will be done very quickly as it has been there already for a while now (not just a few days) and without any notice.
4. Who will pay for such removal? We definitely assume that it will be removed by the individual leaseholder(s) who dumped it there, at no cost for any other leaseholder not involved in the works and that the backyard will be put back in good order at their expenses and not as part of the overall internal works, given it has nothing to do with many of us.
We would appreciate a prompt and precise answer on this topic as this is a clear abuse of the common parts that has to be stopped immediately and heavily sanctioned.
Kind regards
Diego & Susanna (Flat 9)

That's it - no more please - get yourselves organised and let us know when all is done and dusted and we'll make the necessary adjustments to finances etc. In the meantime you can rest assured that everything is totally 100% unto date with ALL legal requirements re Health & Safety, simply awaiting various items to be installed when you eventually get around to doing the Internals, most notably Emergency Lighting and the electrics final NICEIC certificate for the next 5 years. In fact, only yesterday did we renew the Engineering Insurance with Allianz for the next 12 months (took me two days to organise) as hopefully Michele will confirm as she was copied in the 13pp pdf explaining the situation re renewal - not an easy task, but done..... and free of charge!