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Agenda for meeting 23rd Jan 2020
by sara ferreira 22 Jan '20

22 Jan '20

Hi everyone, please find attached the agenda for tonight, together with the minutes from the PCG meeting held this Tuesday.Kind regards, Sara

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Meeting agenda 23rd Jan 2020
by sara ferreira 21 Jan '20

21 Jan '20

Hi everyone, please find attached the agenda for this week's meeting.Additional discussion items, as well as apologies, please send them to me by Thursday 12 p.m.Regards, Sara

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Mid tone red ‘Monarch’
by Rainer Beneke 21 Jan '20

21 Jan '20

Hi all I’m wondering if resene ‘monarch’, now called resene ‘hot chile’, would be an acceptable colour for the mid tone sections of the street frontages. kind regards Rainer http://www.resene.co.nz/swatches/preview.php?chart=Resene%20Multi-finish%20… https://m.resene.co.nz/swatches/preview.php?chart=Resene%20Multi-finish%20r… Please call me if you need an urgent reply. Rainer Beneke +64 21 144 7700

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High Street - Postal Adresses
by Tim Ross 20 Jan '20

20 Jan '20

Hi All, Further to our conversation at the last meeting regarding numbering of the homes at High St, here is the response from the guy we are dealing with at the DCC: "I have just gone through the Addressing Standards we have to use and I don’t see how using a letter to identify a building is allowed. So as best I can see you are stuck with numbers only. If the site is clearly addressed the building shouldn’t be an issue." I can't be at the meeting tonight but hopefully this sheds some light on what our options are. Tim.

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Confirmed notes for meeting 9.1.20
by Sandy Ross 19 Jan '20

19 Jan '20

Hi everyone, I did not receive any amendments so here are the notes for our last meeting, See you on Thursday. Frances

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This time...
by Rosemarie Smith 16 Jan '20

16 Jan '20

I’m not doing two things at once andean also report that Zealsteel uplifted the sections of fence yesterday, and that they came out nice and easy… May that continue.

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Formal letter re DCC grant
by Rosemarie Smith 16 Jan '20

16 Jan '20

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FW: body corp rules and what can happen if you ignore them
by michael.rosemary＠xtra.co.nz 13 Jan '20

13 Jan '20

I sent this to chat and it bounced. Anyone else having problems with chat? Thanks roz From: michael.rosemary(a)xtra.co.nz <michael.rosemary(a)xtra.co.nz> Sent: Sunday, 12 January 2020 6:42 p.m. To: ucol chat (mailto:ucol-chat@list.king.net.nz) <mailto:ucol-chat@list.king.net.nz> Subject: body corp rules and what can happen if you ignore them It has been discussed before "what happens if you ignore the body corp rules". Haven't yet read this whole thing but seems there are threats to take some owners breaking rules to court or the tenancy tribunal. Interesting. https://www.stuff.co.nz/life-style/homed/latest/117741313/residents-warned-f or-flouting-laundry-ban-at-aucklands-hobsonville-point

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kitchen
by michael.rosemary＠xtra.co.nz 11 Jan '20

11 Jan '20

Catherine asked me to set up some searches on Trademe for complete commercial kitchens. The results are below/attached. For those who don't have time for emails my recommendations are: * We create a further committee to decide the layout/appliances etc and fine tune the pricing attached and * we wait until closer to completion to see if we can actually afford to do a complete commercial kitchen or need other ideas. At the moment seems our choices are as follows: * Rely on having meals as pot luck * Install minimum commercial kitchen * Install a final commercial kitchen * Install a second hand domestic kitchen and replace later So far have not been able to clarify how complete the actual room will be when settlement arrives. Additional costs could come from: * Insulation/lining/plastering/decorating/plumbing/wiring/flooring etc etc I have been watching Trademe under different searches since Catherine asked me to, have also checked with businesses specialising in commercial kitchens. Conclusions are: * There is no such thing as a complete commercial kitchen, commercial kitchens come as components chosen to suit room/need etc. This means if we can afford a commercial kitchen straight away we need to work out what we want in it. * There are plenty of complete domestic kitchens available second hand if we find ourselves with some money but not sufficient for a permanent solution. I have tried to make up a list based on our kitchen, lists off the internet and the artist's impression off the UCOL plan. Have included the appliances (larger) from the work done by Frances and Nancy (apologies if anyone else helped and not mentioned). FYI Nisbets, who deal in commercial kitchens, say on their website if a proper commercial dishwasher is used there is no need for a steriliser. Prices are off the internet, off Trademe and most of the smaller items were priced from Briscoes website. Remembering anything you can buy at Briscoes is almost bound to come up in a 60% off sale sooner or later. I didn't shop around for cheaper prices, we need to know what we want before we can do that. Cost estimates are: * Appliances and benches etc approximately $28000 * Smaller items approximately $12000 * Plus any extras (see above) that may be needed to finish the actual room * Additional cost could be freight/collection costs We are planning to come to the next meeting but it is too early, in my opinion, to do much apart from a layout for the final kitchen until we see how much contingency is left. So next meeting this could go on the agenda for brief discussion and to see if anyone wants to take it further. Regds roz

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Draft notes for meeting 9.1.20
by Frances Ross 10 Jan '20

10 Jan '20

Please look at these and come back to me with any changes or additions. Frances

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