FAQs

Household garbage

In the tower, the General Waste Chute is located in Rubbish Chute Risers (cupboards) on each apartment level. The riser is located on the Right Hand Side of the lifts.

TO PREVENT DAMAGE OR BLOCKAGE TO RUBBISH CHUTE DO NOT place newspapers, umbrellas, bedding, glass bottles, cigarettes, cartons, coat hangers, brooms, mops, large plastic wrappings from furniture, white goods, any sharp objects, hot liquid or ashes, oil, unwrapped vacuum dust, syringes, paint and solvents, car parts, chemicals, corrosive and flammable items, soil, timber, bricks or other building materials, recyclables, etc. DOWN THE CHUTE.

Ensure waste placed down the chute is in SMALL, SEALED, STRONG PLASTIC BAGS.

Please ensure your household rubbish is in strong and properly sealed plastic bags prior to placing in the rubbish chute, preventing spillage and odours. It’s a long way down and the rubbish can break out of the garbage bags creating a mess and causing a health risk to those cleaning the chute or in the near vicinity of the rubbish chute at the time.

Do not leave rubbish in bags outside your apartment door, balconies, or the floor in the garbage area.

Recyclables

A Recyclables Chute is located in the same Rubbish Chute Riser as the General Waste Chute on each apartment level.

All cardboard boxes and packaging must be broken down and neatly packed in the appropriate recycling areas. Removalists must return to collect empty boxes.

Items that will be collected for recycling are:

• Paper magazines and cardboard (please flatten boxes)
• Aluminium and steel cans
• All hard plastic containers Glass bottles and Jars
• Milk and Juice cartons

Clean the items before depositing in Recycling Chute.

Batteries, plastic bags, ceramics, light globes are not recyclable.

Do not place recyclables in plastic bags.

The waste management contractors DO NOTtake contaminated recyclables.

Removalist Waste & Large Packaging

Your removalist company should dispose of waste and packaging generated during the moving in process.

Waste and packaging generated upon delivery of new furniture and fittings should be taken directly to the B1 Bin Room.

Hard Waste

Residents are advised to make alternative arrangements for Hard waste collection.

Hard waste collection can be arranged privately with the Buildings Waste Contractor. To book, phone

Wise Waste: 1300 550 408

Hard rubbish includes:

• household white goods and electrical appliances such as fridges, dishwashers, washing machines (doors must be removed) and televisions
• hot-water services
• broken furniture
• mattresses

Note:

Please do not leave hard rubbish in any common areas, i.e. floor lobbies, basement, car park levels or ground floor entry lobbies or waste management area etc.

If you are locked out of your apartment, please call our resident locksmith:

PLEASE SAVE THIS NUMBER IN YOUR PHONE FOR FUTURE REFERENCE.

The cost of a callout from this locksmith will range from $165.00 - $280.00 depending on the time of day/weekend etc. This will be at your cost and payable upon callout.

Proof of residence/identity will be required for security purposes. The locksmith will be required to forward details/id photos to the Building Manager.

Please ensure you avoid being locked out of your apartment, take keys with you when going to the bin chute etc. Please do not disturb other residents in their apartments if you are locked out as this can pose safety and security issues.

It is a firm requirement that all moves into/out are booked and confirmed with the onsite Building Manager prior to making any move arrangements.

Moves and/or deliveries are permitted between the following times;

Monday – Friday 9.00am-4.00pm

Moves shall not be permitted unless the Building Manager has confirmed a booking. It is advisable to book in advance and consider allowing at least 2 working days.

All deliveries and/or moves shall enter the building via rear of the building, accessed via Judd Street.

Moves are not permitted on Saturday, Sundays or public holidays.

If a delivery arrives early, goods may be able to be unloaded at the loading dock at the discretion of the Building Manager.

Residents will be required to complete a move induction form prior to commencing a move. A copy of the move induction form can be found here. Residents will be informed that they will be held liable if their chosen delivery company causes any damage to the  common property and/or refuses to accept responsibility.

Download the moving form here

Please contact the Building Manager

0475 000 115

On many occasions swipes that have not been used for a long period of time can be deactivated for security purposes. If a swipe has been deactivated incorrectly it will be reactivated. If a swipe/fob or remote fails it will need to be replaced at the cost of the occupier. Please contact the onsite Building Manager or

Engine Property Group

1800 engine (1800 364 463)
Landline: (03) 9088 8457

to start the process of obtaining new swipes/fobs/remotes if required. If you are the tenant, you will need to contact your Managing Agent for a replacement.

Owners and or Managing agents wishing to order additional keys, swipes, fobs or remotes must complete this order form on the Engine Property Group website.

Tenants wishing to order additional keys, access devices or remotes must contact their managing agent directly to arrange this.

• Visitors must use the intercom keypad at the front entrance to enter the apartment number. The video intercom permits visitors to communicate and be viewed by the resident.
• Upon verification, the apartment resident allows access to the visitor by pressing the (Insert Key Function) on the apartment intercom, which opens the lobby entrance and deactivate the lift security to the apartment’s level.
• Visitors enter the lift, and presses button for floor number. The only available floor to the visitor will be the one that has been provided by the resident.
• For the visitor to exit, they must press the call button in the lift lobby, the visitor enters the lift and presses the button marked G, and the lift will go to ground level. The visitor can exit through the foyer door via the press to exit button.

Residents are not to permit access to any unauthorised visitors.

Residents are advised to ensure their guests seek alternative parking arrangements.

An Owners Corporation (formerly Body Corporate) manages the common property of a residential, commercial, retail, industrial or mixed use property development. You are likely to be a member of an Owners Corporation if you own a flat, apartment or unit. The Owners Corporations Act 2006 sets out the laws, duties and powers of owners corporations.

An Owners Corporation is responsible for carrying out the functions and duties of the Owners Corporation Act 2006 including the following;

• Manage and administer the common property
• Repair and maintain the common property, fixtures and services
• Maintain the required insurance
• Raise fees from the lot owners to meet financial obligations
• Prepare financial statements and keep financial records

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