Corporate Information
Quay Property Management Ltd.
Nine Oaks Body Corporate Rules:
Amendments to the Unit Titles Act 2010: What this means for owners
Body Corporate Levies:
The Body Corporate levy is split into three payments over the financial year.
Water Invoices:
Water meters are read regularly throughout the year and invoiced shorty after.
Animals / Pets: BC:rule 18 (a-b-c) -
All tenants are excluded from owning pets
' THIS IS NON-NEGOTIABLE '
An owner of a unit must not - without prior written consent of the Body Corporate -
bring or keep any animal / pet in any unit or common property.
Visiting dogs - when onsite must be on a leash.
Parking: BC:rule 5 & 28 -
Residents should park in the carport and/or courtyard. Visitors to Nine Oaks must park in the designated visitors car parks. If you have multiple vehicles they should be parked outside the complex.
The Body Corporate does not take any responsibility for vehicles being removed from the complex if they are illegally parked.
Noise -behaviour & conduct: BC:rule 17 -
Waste Collection
Parents need to supervise their children in and around the common road area’s.
Speed bumps:
To comply with road rules and regulations - Body Corporate health and safety requirements: speed bumps now installed
An Owner of a unit must not use a unit for any use other than residential use or home based business - as defined by the Tauranga City Plan. For the avoidance of doubt an Owner shall not carry out any commercial activities from a unit or within the unit title development.
Letter box keys and locks:
Quay Properties do not hold replacement keys nor locks to the letter boxes.
Internal keypad phone .. faults:
If you are having a problem with your internal keypad phone. If it is found to be a fault with the keypad (at the gate) the cost will be covered by the Body Corp. If however the fault is with the phone within the unit … this is the responsibility and cost of the property owner.
