The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
* Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. * Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there.
We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex
On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
I’m with Roz and would prefer the inside door has the lock and the couriers don’t need a code to deliver. If there are problems with this installation, we can get the locksmith in the future to change it to the outside door.
Rainer
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On 12/04/2021, at 10:38 AM, Alex King via Ucol-shareholders ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz wrote:
The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there. We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex
On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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Also, not all deliveries are from a courier.
Gay Buckingham +64 27 4544012
On 12/04/2021, at 11:05 AM, Rainer Beneke rainer.ucol@gmail.com wrote:
I’m with Roz and would prefer the inside door has the lock and the couriers don’t need a code to deliver. If there are problems with this installation, we can get the locksmith in the future to change it to the outside door.
Rainer
Please call me if you need an urgent reply.
Rainer Beneke +64 21 144 7700
On 12/04/2021, at 10:38 AM, Alex King via Ucol-shareholders ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz wrote:
The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there. We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex
On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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I also prefer the inner door to have the lock and deliveries left in the vestibule…. Catherine
On 12/04/2021, at 11:05 AM, Rainer Beneke <rainer.ucol@gmail.com mailto:rainer.ucol@gmail.com> wrote:
I’m with Roz and would prefer the inside door has the lock and the couriers don’t need a code to deliver. If there are problems with this installation, we can get the locksmith in the future to change it to the outside door.
Rainer
Please call me if you need an urgent reply.
Rainer Beneke +64 21 144 7700
On 12/04/2021, at 10:38 AM, Alex King via Ucol-shareholders <ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz mailto:ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz> wrote:
The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there. We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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I tend to agree with Rainer. Frances
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On 12/04/2021, at 11:05 AM, Rainer Beneke rainer.ucol@gmail.com wrote:
I’m with Roz and would prefer the inside door has the lock and the couriers don’t need a code to deliver. If there are problems with this installation, we can get the locksmith in the future to change it to the outside door.
Rainer
Please call me if you need an urgent reply.
Rainer Beneke +64 21 144 7700
On 12/04/2021, at 10:38 AM, Alex King via Ucol-shareholders ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz wrote:
The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there. We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex
On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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Hi all: this option – the inner door- seems the most sensible to me. We talked about putting a table in that vestibule for this purpose.
Regards,
Marianne
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From: Ucol-shareholders ucol-shareholders-bounces@list.king.net.nz On Behalf Of Frances Ross Sent: Monday, 12 April 2021 11:09 AM To: Rainer Beneke rainer.ucol@gmail.com Cc: UCOL Shareholders Ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz Subject: Re: [Ucol-shareholders] Locksmith on Tuesday
I tend to agree with Rainer.
Frances
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On 12/04/2021, at 11:05 AM, Rainer Beneke <rainer.ucol@gmail.com mailto:rainer.ucol@gmail.com > wrote:
I’m with Roz and would prefer the inside door has the lock and the couriers don’t need a code to deliver. If there are problems with this installation, we can get the locksmith in the future to change it to the outside door.
Rainer
Please call me if you need an urgent reply.
Rainer Beneke
+64 21 144 7700
On 12/04/2021, at 10:38 AM, Alex King via Ucol-shareholders <ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz mailto:ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz > wrote:
The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
* Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. * Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there.
We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex
On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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Having the outside door open and the inside door locked makes more sense to me. For all the reasons mentioned -deliveries, shelter accessibility.
Anne
On Mon, 12 Apr 2021, 10:38 am Alex King via Ucol-shareholders, < ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz> wrote:
The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
- Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to
unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused.
- Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the
main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there.
We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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The indoor door looks like the better bet to Anna and me, so long as the locksmith thinks it’s strong enough.
On 12 Apr 2021, at 11:32, Anne Thomson e.anne.thomson@gmail.com wrote:
Having the outside door open and the inside door locked makes more sense to me. For all the reasons mentioned -deliveries, shelter accessibility.
Anne
On Mon, 12 Apr 2021, 10:38 am Alex King via Ucol-shareholders, ucol-shareholders@list.king.net.nz wrote: The question came up of how to deal with deliveries to the common house. The suggestions were:
• Tell the couriers a door code for deliveries. They would be able to unlock the door as needed. This code can be changed as needed if it gets abused. • Put the lock on the inner doors instead of the outside doors on the main entrance facing the common green. This would mean the vestibule is always open and deliveries go there. We will also ask the installer, but the first option seem like the best one in my opinion. If anyone has another suggestion let us know by tomorrow morning.
Thanks, Alex
On 12/04/21 9:14 am, Gay Buckingham wrote:
Mark, technician from Dn Security, will be at Toiora tomorrow morning to install locks and will be looking to run through and share the app with Alex and Jess at about 11.30.
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