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House Rules
| Central Green Condominium By-Laws are compiled by the Management Corporation Strata Title No. 1995. MCST No. 1995 shall not be held responsible for any injury or damage arising out of compliance with the said By-Laws. This handbook remains the property of MCST No. 1995. |
| BY-LAWS |
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The exclusiveness and advantages of having a wide range of recreational and social amenities for the residents entails proper management and maintenance of these common amenities as well as proper enforcement of rights and obligations among residents.
As the use and enjoyment of the common property is on sharing basis, it is pertinent to highlight for your attention the By-Laws which are absolutely necessary for harmonious living in the Condominium where common facilities are to be shared.
By-Laws are formulated for the common good and serve to regulate activities as well as the use of facilities and common areas. In order to meet changes in owners’ requirements, the By-Laws can be revised as necessary at any Annual General Meeting, if such changes have majority support and provided they meet the requirements of the Building Maintenance and Strata Management Act 2004.
Your cooperation in observing the rules and regulations set out in the following pages will help make the Condominium a better place to live in. They have legally binding effect on all owners, residents and visitors, as they were reviewed and adopted at the Annual General Meeting convened on 26 September 1998.
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| Part I |
| DEFINITION |
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In these By-Laws, unless the context otherwise requires:-
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”Subsidiary Proprietor” means the registered subsidiary proprietor for the time being of the entire estate in a lot including an estate for life, an estate in remainder on an estate in reversion. |
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“Resident” means the occupier of a lot which definition shall where appropriate include a subsidiary proprietor or any person authorised by such subsidiary proprietor to occupy the lot as a tenant or lessee thereof and shall include the members of the family of such occupier, provided always that this term “member of the family” shall not include guest, servants or agents of a resident. |
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“Guest” means a person other than an occupier who is on the premises at the invitation of a resident. |
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“Lot” means a stratum which is shown as a lot on a strata title plan, and includes a lot specified as an accessory lot on any such plan. |
| (e) |
“Management” means the Management Council of the Management Corporation. |
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| Part II |
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USE OF CONDOMINIUM
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| A Subsidiary Proprietor or a resident shall:- |
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give information to the Commissioner for the necessary discharge of the functions of the Commissioner; |
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notify the Management of any lease/sale of their housing units and furnish detail of tenancy/name and address of new owner and date of completion of sale/purchase agreement; |
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not create noise that is likely to interfere with the neighbour’s enjoyment; |
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not park any vehicle indiscriminately; |
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not obstruct others in their use of the common property; |
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not vandalise or cause damage to lawns, etc. on the common property; |
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not use the garden which is common property as his own property; |
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not damage the structure of the common property; |
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maintain owned plants in a manner that will not deface the facade of the building, create a nuisance or be a danger to others; |
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not hold any political or religious activities or gatherings in common areas; |
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not make any alterations or additions to the external windows of the building without the prior written approval of the Management; |
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not use abusive language or cause offence or embarrassment to the neighbours; |
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guide their children in the common property; |
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accompany and leash owned pets at all time when moving outside the confines of the owner’s lot and clear animal faeces caused by their pet and tidy the place immediately. An administrative fee of $100.00 will be imposed if pet owner does not clear up after their pets, leaving being animal faeces at common areas; |
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not paste advertisements, circulars or notices at lift lobbies or in other common areas; |
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not conduct any sale by auction in the housing unit. Garage sale will be permitted only with the prior written approval of the Management and provided that it does not cause any nuisance or inconvenience; |
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not create upon the common property any noise likely to interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of the subsidiary proprietor or resident of another lot lawfully using the common property; |
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not ride, use or leave bicycles, tricycles, children’s riding toys, roller skates, skateboards and the like in any corridor, stairway or the pool-deck; |
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not use his unit or permit it to be used for any illegal activities which may be injurious to the reputation of the Condominium;
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in any way incumber with boxes or otherwise keep or leave any article or thing belonging to him or discarded by him in any part of the staircases or other common areas such as the lift lobbies and the planter boxes or permit the placing or parking of bicycles or other wheeled vehicles which may obstruct or are likely to obstruct the common areas in the building;
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ensure that no unauthorised sports be allowed in the common areas. Sports are allowed only in the common areas designated for such particular purpose;
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not install any television or radio antenna on the roof or any other part of the common property, and not interfere with the common antenna installed by the Management; |
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comply with the rules and regulations governing addition and alteration works in Part V. He shall ensure that any additional/alteration/renovation works to the existing housing unit be first endorsed by competent consultants appurtenant to the works and duly approved by the relevant statutory authorities and the Management;
Copies of such approved plans and any other supporting documents must be submitted to the Management at least ONE week before carrying out these works.
In addition, Subsidiary proprietors/Residents shall seek written consent from Management before carrying out the following works:
(a) Installation of grilles at the yard area of each housing unit.
(b) Installation of air-conditioners.
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ensure that his engaged movers/contractors entering and undertaking loading/unloading, removal works, additions or any other renovation works within the housing unit submit a refundable deposit at least one week before the commencement of the works. This deposit shall be in the form of a crossed cheque made payable to ‘Management Corporation Strata Title No. 1995” and would be refunded free of interest less whatever necessary deduction for damages, cleaning etc. after completion of the job; |
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Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents are required to inform their movers /contractors with regards to this requirement otherwise they may not be able allowed into the estate. |
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ensure that the design for yard grilles comply with that of the guidelines set by the Management, a copy of which can be obtained from the Management Office; |
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ensure that the door grille is not installed on the common corridor tiles; |
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ensure that his engaged movers/contractors check and clean all common area daily where easement has been granted to facilitate their works;
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ensure that their movers/contractors are not allowed to use the Management’s water and electricity to carry out their work; |
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not deposit debris upon common property thereby interfering with the neighbour’s enjoyment of that common property; |
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not hang laundry items to dry outside the building or in such a way as to be visible from outside the subdivided building; |
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not park or leave any lorry or motor vehicle upon the common area except with prior approval of the Management. Visitors shall be advised to park at designated “Visitors’ Lots”; |
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wash vehicles only by way of a pail of water. Use of water hose and pouring of water onto the vehicles is not permitted; |
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no service cars parked within the estate (except in the case of a breakdown); |
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prevent noises arising from the pounding of chillies or other like substances for cooking from being transmitted to other lots; |
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ensure that before any refuse is thrown into the chute, it is securely wrapped in plastic bags or other similar materials and not dispose off large objects into the chute; |
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not keep animal in his lot or common property which may cause annoyance to the neighbours; |
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maintain his lot in general good condition so as not to cause annoyance to the neighbours; |
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not hold funeral wakes in the condominium. ddd |
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Subsidiary proprietors, mortgages in possession, lessees and occupiers shall not undertake, carry out or procure or permit the undertaking or carrying out of any works in a lot or any part thereof: |
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(a) Where such works would result in demolition of the walls or subdivision or partitioning (whether temporary or permanent) of that lot or any part thereof; |
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(b) Where such works would materially change the use of the lot from that approved by the relevant government authorities; |
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(c) Where such works would be in breach of any laws, regulations or by-laws or result in the subsidiary proprietors, mortgagees in possession, lessees, occupiers or the management corporation being held in breach thereof; |
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(d) Without having obtained the prior written approval of the management corporation and unless all necessary approvals, consents, licences and permits (including any approvals for the change of use of the lot or any part thereof) have been obtained from the relevant government authorities and such approvals, consents, licences and permits remain valid and subsisting. |
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In the event of a breach of Additional By-Law Clause 40, the defaulting subsidiary proprietors, mortgagees in possession, lessees or occupier shall indemnify the management corporation against all costs (including legal costs on an indemnity basis), charges, losses, expenses and liabilities suffered or incurred by the management corporation in connection with and/or arising out of the breach of any laws, regulations or by-laws including without limitations all legal costs on an indemnity basis, disbursements and expenses incurred by the management corporation in defending or prosecuting any proceedings, civil or criminal, in connection with and/or arising out of the breach of Additional By-Law Clause 40. |
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| Part III |
| USE OF RECREATION FACILITIES |
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GENERAL
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The recreation facilities are for the exclusive use of Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents and their Guests. Subsidiary Proprietors who have tenanted out their units are considered to have transferred their right of use of facilities to their tenants. |
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Guests may only use the facilities when accompanied by their hosts who are responsible for ensuring that their guests comply with the rules and regulations on the use such facilities. |
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Children under twelve (12) years of age are not allowed to use the recreational facilities unless accompanied by their parents or supervising adults at all time who shall be responsible for their safety and proper behaviour. |
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Pets shall not be allowed in the recreational area. Pet owners shall be responsible for the cost of cleaning/repair common area littered or damaged by their pets. An administrative fee of $100.00 will be imposed if pet owner does not clear up after their pets, leaving being animal faeces at common areas |
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All litter must be disposed off in receptacles placed in the common areas provided by the Management. An administrative fee of $100.00 will be imposed if resident/visitor litters within the estate common areas |
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Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents and their Guests must be appropriately attired when using the facilities. |
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The Management, Security Personnel or any representative of the Managing Agent may require any person in the recreational area or its vicinity to identify himself or herself. |
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Any person found to be in breach of the rules shall be required to leave the recreation area at once and may be barred from using the facilities for a period to be decided by the Management. |
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Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents and their Guests must abide by all the rules when they utilise the recreational facilities. |
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The facilities shall be used only for social purposes and not for religious or commercial purposes. |
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Videos, films, shows etc., organised by Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents shall not be permitted in the common areas. |
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Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents shall be responsible for any damage caused to the recreational facilities by them or their guest. Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents must inform the Security Personnel or representative of the Managing Agent of any existing damage to the facility or equipment they or their guests are about to use, failing which they may be held responsible for such damage. |
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The Management reserves the right to stop Subsidiary Proprietors/Residents from the use of common facilities if they are in arrears of maintenance and sinking funds for more than one (1) quarter and/or of any other payments. |
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The Management will not be responsible for any loss or damage to any personal property, injury or death arising from carelessness or negligence on the part of the person/s concerned or from failure to abide by the rules or for any reasons whatsoever. |
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The Management reserves the right to change any of the rules and regulations governing the use of any of the facilities as and when it deems necessary. |
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Any person found to be in breach of the house rules shall be required to leave the recreational areas at once and shall be barred from making any reservations for a period of time up to four (4) weeks. |
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| B) SWIMMING POOL |
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The pool shall be opened from 0700 hours to 2200 hours daily. For safety reason, no person is allowed in the pool after 2200 hours. |
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Only residents and their guests may use the pools. Guest may use the pools when accompanied by their hosts who shall ensure that their guest comply with the rules and regulations contained herein. The maximum number of guests per apartment who may use the pool shall not exceed 4 at any one time. |
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There will be no life guard in attendance, as such all residents and guests swim entirely at their own risk. All swimmers are to refer to pool rules displayed by the poolside and observe the necessary precautions while using the pool. |
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All persons must shower and use the foot bath before entering the pool. A person with bandage or open wound, infectious disease will not be allowed to use the pools. Spitting, spouting, nose blowing and the like shall not be permitted in the pools. |
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All persons are required to dry themselves before leaving the pool area and changing rooms. No person wearing a dripping wet bathing suit shall go beyond the pool. |
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All persons are advised to leave the pools during heavy rain and thunderstorms. |
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Children under twelve (12) years of age shall not be allowed in the pool or the pool area unless accompanied by their parents or supervising adults who shall be responsible for the children’s proper behaviour. |
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No coach shall give lessons in the pool without first obtaining the consent from the Management. |
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Surfboards, snorkelling and scuba-diving gear (i.e. masks, snorkels, flippers, diving suits, etc.) glass masks or glass goggles, bulky inflatable toys and boats and similar objects shall not be permitted in the pools. However, plastics goggles are permitted and children may play with small water toys in the wading pool. |
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No pets shall be allowed in the pools or their vicinity. |
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Ball sports, Frisbee playing, roller-skating, bicycle riding, skate-boarding, “horseplaying” and other similar activities will not be permitted in the pool area. |
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Noisy, rough or dangerous play will not be permitted in the pools. |
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No food shall be permitted in the pools or their immediate vicinity. |
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The safety equipment provided around the pools shall not be used for any other purpose. No poolside furniture shall be removed from the pool area. Misuse of poolside furniture is strictly prohibited. Deckchairs and other poolside furniture may not be reserved. Persons vacating the pool area must remove all their belongings. |
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The life buoys and other equipment in and around the pools are common property and should not be tampered with. |
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All persons must be in proper swimming attire. |
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T-Shirt & shorts are strictly prohibited in the pool. |
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The Management reserves the right to shut down the pool for maintenance purposes. |
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| C) TENNIS COURTS |
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Court booking can be made everyday up to three (3) days in advance (including the day of making the booking) at the Guard House (near the Tennis Courts) 24 hours every day including Sunday and Public Holidays, from the web portal [www.centralgreen.com.sg] or at the Management Office during office hours. |
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The playing time is for 0700 hours to 2200 hours daily. The peak hours are from 1800 hours to 2200 hours daily. The peak hours are from 1800 hours to 2200 hours during the weekdays and from 0700 hours to 2200 hours on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. |
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Each apartment is entitled to a maximum of two one-hour-session per week during peak hours and two one-hour-session per week during the off-peak hours. The week will be deemed to run from Monday to Sunday. |
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4. Residents booking the courts must show their resident passes along with booking evidence for verification before the use of facility. Failing which, the resident will not be allowed to use the facility. Booking through telephone is not allowed. |
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After residents’ entitlements have been used up for the week, a current booking of one-hour per session is permitted within one hour before the playing time. |
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Bookings may be made for two courts but only at different time of the day. |
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Notice of cancellation must be given one hour before the playing time. The Management may bar a resident from the use of the facility after he has more than three improper cancellations in three consecutive months. |
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In case of no turn ups, the booked hours will automatically be forfeited after a fifteen minutes grace. |
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All bookings are not transferable. |
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No smoking, drinking, eating, gambling, pets or other activities, other than the respective game is permitted in the court. |
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All players must be in proper attire for the game. Shoes and balls used must be of non-marking types. Any player found not complying to these will be barred from the court. |
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Residents will not be permitted into any court without valid booking slips. |
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At least one resident from the apartment who booked the court must be present when their guests are playing. |
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Only six persons are permitted into each court at any one time. |
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Residents will be held responsible for any damages caused by their guests or themselves. Any damages caused by the previous players must be reported to the Booking Office immediately before the commencement of the game. |
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Players must vacate the courts when their session of play ends. |
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The Management will not be held responsible for any injuries, damages or loss sustained by residents and their guest, howsoever caused, during the use of these facilities. |
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| D) SQUASH COURT |
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Court booking can be made everyday up to three (3) days in advance (including the day of making the booking) at the Guard House (near the Tennis Courts) 24 hours every day including Sunday and Public Holidays, from the web portal [www.centralgreen.com.sg] or at the Management Office during office hours. |
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The playing time is for 0700 hours to 2200 hours daily. The peak hours are from 1800 hours to 2200 hours daily. The peak hours are from 1800 hours to 2200 hours during the weekdays and from 0700 hours to 2200 hours on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays. |
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Each apartment is entitled to a maximum of two one-hour-session per week during peak hours and two one-hour-session per week during the off-peak hours. The week will be deemed to run from Monday to Sunday. |
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4. Residents booking the courts must show their resident passes along with booking evidence for verification before the use of facility. Failing which, the resident will not be allowed to use the facility. Booking through telephone is not allowed. |
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After residents’ entitlements have been used up for the week, a current booking of one-hour per session is permitted within one hour before the playing time. |
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Notice of cancellation must be given one hour before the playing time. The Management may bar a resident from the use of the facility after he has more than three improper cancellations in three consecutive months. |
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In case of no turn ups, the booked hours will automatically be forfeited after a fifteen minutes grace. |
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All bookings are not transferable. |
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No smoking, drinking, eating, gambling, pets or other activities, other than the respective game is permitted in the court. |
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All players must be in proper attire for the game. Shoes and balls used must be of non-marking types. Any player found not complying to these will be barred from the court. |
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Residents will not be permitted into any court without valid booking slips. |
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At least one resident from the apartment who booked the court must be present when their guests are playing. |
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Only two persons are permitted into each court at any one time. |
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Residents will be held responsible for any damages caused by their guests or themselves. Any damages caused by the previous players must be reported to the Booking Office immediately before the commencement of the game. |
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Players must vacate the courts when their session of play ends. |
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The Management will not be held responsible for any injuries, damages or loss sustained by residents and their guest, howsoever caused, during the use of these facilities. |
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| E) MULTI-PURPOSE HALL |
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The Multi-Purpose Hall can be used from 0700 hours to 2300 hours. The use of the hall is divided into three sessions:
1st sessions : 0700 hours to 1100 hours (Morning)
2nd sessions : 1100 hours to 1700 hours (Afternoon)
3rd sessions : 1700 hours to 2300 hours (Evening)
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To effect the reservation, booking can be made from the web portal [www.centralgreen.com.sg] or at the Management Office during office hours. To complete the application, a refundable deposit of $100.00 be made payable to “The Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No. 1995” giving at least two (2) weeks notice. Residents booking the facility must show their resident passes along with booking evidence for verification before the use of facility. Failing which, the resident will not be allowed to use the facility. |
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Advance booking up to a maximum of one (1) month is permitted. |
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The Multi-Purpose Hall shall be used only for functions such as meeting, birthday parties etc. or condominium matters or any social functions approved by the Management Corporation. |
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The Multi-Purpose Hall shall be used for the specific purpose stated in the application form and in the proper manner. The applicant shall ensure that the Multi-purpose Hall is used within the permitted time. |
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Live band music or mobile disco is not allowed. Only portable components approved by the Management Corporation can be used. The application must ensure that the volume shall be maintained at a reasonable level and noise shall be minimised. |
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Decoration may be allowed but care must be exercised not to damage the walls and ceiling boards. All decoration must be removed after the function. |
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Cooking is not allowed and washing is to be done only in designated area. |
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The applicant shall maintain the general cleanliness of the Multi-Purpose Hall and shall not litter in or around the hall. All waste or other refuse must be disposed off into watertight plastic bags and deposited into litter bins provided. Bulk refuse must be removed out of the Estate by the residents concerned at their own cost. Otherwise the deposit will be forfeited to defray the cost of cleaning. If resident concerned fails to comply with this requirement, the Management Corporation may remove the rubbish or any other matters or things and charge an administrative fee of $100.00. |
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All chairs, table, equipment, furniture or decorations brought into the Multi-Purpose Hall for the approved function are to be removed on the same day. |
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Booking of the Multi-Purpose Hall will be on a first-come-first-serve basis. |
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Reservation is not transferable. |
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The deposit will only be refunded when the Management Corporation is satisfied that all rules and regulations have been complied and all debris removed after use. |
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The Management will not be held responsible for any loss or damage to any personal property, injury or death arising from carelessness or negligence on the part of the person/s concerned from failure to abide by the rules or for any reasons whatsoever. |
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| F) SAUNAS |
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The sauna is not recommended for people who suffer from tuberculosis, angina or nose bleeding and heart problems. It is also advised that people with high blood pressure or are not certain of their health conditions should consult their doctors before participating in a sauna bath.
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The saunas will be opened daily from 0700 hours to 2200 hours. |
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The saunas are opened only to residents and their invited guests. |
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Persons using the saunas must be properly attired and be in good behaviour. |
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Users are advised to shower before entering the saunas |
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The door of the sauna must be closed at all times but not locked. |
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A person who breaches any of the rules shall be required to leave the sauna. |
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No male person shall enter the sauna reserved for the female sex and vice-versa. |
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Eating, drinking and smoking in the saunas are strictly prohibited. |
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Persons using the saunas must observe health warning signs pasted at the entrance to the saunas. |
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Children using the saunas must be accompanied by an adult. |
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The Management shall not be responsible for any mishap arising from the use of the saunas. |
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| G) BARBECUE PIT |
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There are a total nos. of 2 Barbecue Pits (Pool Deck/Clubhouse Roof Terrace) which are opened for daily booking for the following two sessions:
1st session - 10:00 am to 4:00 pm
2nd session - 5:00 p.m to 10:00 pm
The 3rd session ends at 2400 hours on Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays
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Strictly only residents with valid resident passes are permitted to book the barbecue pits. The number of guests is limited to 40 and they can only use the pits when accompanied by their resident hosts who must ensure that their guests comply with the rules and regulations. |
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To effect the reservation, booking can be made from the web portal [www.centralgreen.com.sg] or at the Management Office during office hours. To complete the application, a refundable deposit of $100.00 be made payable to “The Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No. 1995” giving at least two (2) weeks notice. Residents booking the facility must show their resident passes along with booking evidence for verification before the use of facility. Failing which, the resident will not be allowed to use the barbeque pit. |
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Advance booking up to a maximum of three (3) months is permitted. |
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All bookings are not transferable. |
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Each apartment is entitled to book once a month subject to availability of the barbecue pits. |
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7. The deposit is refundable upon satisfactory return of the pits in a good and clean state and condition after use. Users are responsible to clean the pits and its surrounding before the end of the session otherwise the deposit will be forfeited. If resident concerned fails to comply with this requirement, the Management Corporation may remove the rubbish or any other matters or things and charge an administrative fee of $100.00. |
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The setting up of tents for camping overnight is not permitted. No highly flammable equipment and portable barbecue burners are permitted at the barbecue area. |
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No live band or disco is permitted unless authorised by the Management. |
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Portable radios and cassette players are permitted provided there is no complaints from other users or residents and the Management reserves the right to order the removal of any of these equipment should it deem fit. |
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The residents who book the pits must ensure that the barbecue pits and the surrounding are cleaned and left in a good and neat condition after usage. Light refuse like litter, waste food, extinguished ashes etc. must be contained in polythene bags and properly tied and be disposed off into the refuse containers provided. Bulky refuse like crate, boxes of materials etc. and heavy articles must be disposed off by the user own arrangements. Furniture fixture therein must not be scrubbed in any form or removed from the pits. Any loose furniture and utensils brought in by the users must be removed from the site after use. |
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Catered buffet spread and entertainment activity is not allowed at the barbecue area. |
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Chairs and tables from the poolside are not allowed to be used at the barbecue area. |
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Permission must be obtained from the Management prior to hiring of additional tables and chairs to be used at the barbecue area. |
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The Management will not be responsible for any injuries, loss or damages sustained by residents and their guest, however caused, during the use of these facilities. |
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| H) CHILDREN’S PLAYGROUND |
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Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by their parents or supervising adults who shall be responsible for the children’s behaviour.
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All persons are advised to leave the playground during heavy rain and thunderstorms. |
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No food and drinks are allowed in the playground. |
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While the Management will take every precaution to ensure the safety of the play equipment, it cannot assume responsibility for any loss or damage to any personal property, injury or death arising from carelessness or negligence on the part of the person/s concerned, or arising from failure to abide by the rules. |
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| I) GYMNASIUM ROOM |
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The gymnasium is open from 0600 hours to 2200 hours.
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2. Gymnasium to be exclusive use by residents only. Guests are only permitted in the company of residents during off peak hours (Mondays to Fridays, 0600 hours to 1800 hours, excluding Saturdays, Sundays and Public Holidays). The maximum number of guest per housing unit who may use the Gymnasium shall not exceed two (2) at any one time. |
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Food is not allowed in the Gymnasium. |
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Smoking is strictly prohibited. |
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Pets are out of bound in the Gymnasium. |
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All litter must be disposed of in the receptacles provided. |
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All persons using the premises must be properly attired. |
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Children under the age of twelve (12) are not allowed in the Gymnasium. |
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Children between 12 to 16 years of age must be accompanied by a responsible adult when using the equipment in the Gymnasium. |
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Due care must be exercised when using the equipment in the gymnasium and these must be returned to their places after use. No equipment shall be removed from the room. |
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Please limit your cardio workout to 20 minutes. (During peak hours 6pm to 10pm) (Maximum of 30 minutes during non-peak hours) |
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Residents shall be responsible for any damage caused to the equipment by them or their guests. Residents must inform the Security Personnel or representative of the Managing Agent of any existing damage to the equipment they or their guests are about to use, failing which they may be held responsible for such damage. |
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Training or coaching classes shall not be conducted by professionals without prior written approval from the Management. |
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The Management Authority will not be responsible for any injury or death arising from carelessness or negligence on the part of the person/s concerned or arising from failure to abide by the rules or instructions for the use of the equipment in the Gymnasium. |
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The Management reserves the right, from time to time, to amend and impose further rules and regulations. The same shall be deemed to be incorporated herein. |
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| Part IV |
| RULES AND REGULATIONS ON CARPARKING |
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All resident’s cars must be registered with the Management. Only cars with valid parking labels are allowed to be parked in the premises. Visitors may park their cars only within parking lots allocated for visitors.
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Owing to the limited number of carpark lots, priority in the issuing of car labels will be given to the first cars of residents. Second and subsequent cars will be accorded priority in descending order and on a concession basis at the sole discretion of the Management. Such second and subsequent car label may be withdrawn at any time at the sole discretion of the Management without any reason being assigned therefore. |
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The first car label shall be differentiated from the second or subsequent car labels by the following :-
1st Car - White label with pink orchid
2nd Car/subsequent Car - White label with yellow orchid
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Only cars with the first label will be permitted to park in the basement or sheltered carpark lots on a first come first serve basis. |
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Cars with the second or subsequent label are prohibited from parking at the basement or sheltered carpark lots. |
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All car labels are not transferable. |
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All labels must be properly displayed on the left hand side of the front windscreen. |
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Visitors’ vehicles are not to be parked overnight within the precincts of Central Green Condominium unless prior notice has been given to the Management, failing which the car wheels may be clamped. An administrative fee of $50.00 will be charge for unclamping. |
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Vehicles can only be parked in designated carpark lots. |
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Residents shall be ensure that no damage is caused to the fittings and fixtures in the carpark and be liable should any damage be caused. |
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All vehicles are parked within Central Green Condominium precincts at owner’s own risks. The Management shall not be responsible for any damage and loss suffered while the vehicle is parked at the Condominium carpark. |
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| Part V |
| RULES AND REGULATIONS GOVERNING ADDITION AND ALTERATION WORKS |
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Subsidiary proprietors, mortgages in possession, lessees and occupiers shall not undertake, carry out or procure or permit the undertaking or carrying out of any works in a lot or any part thereof:
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(a) Where such works would result in demolition of the walls or subdivision or partitioning (whether temporary or permanent) of that lot or any part thereof; |
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(b) Where such works would materially change the use of the lot from that approved by the relevant government authorities; |
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(c) Where such works would be in breach of any laws, regulations or by-laws or result in the subsidiary proprietors, mortgagees in possession, lessees, occupiers or the management corporation being held in breach thereof; |
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(d) Without having obtained the prior written approval of the management corporation and unless all necessary approvals, consents, licences and permits (including any approvals for the change of use of the lot or any part thereof) have been obtained from the relevant government authorities and such approvals, consents, licences and permits remain valid and subsisting. |
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In the event of a breach of Additional By-Law Clause 1, the defaulting subsidiary proprietors, mortgagees in possession, lessees or occupier shall indemnify the management corporation against all costs (including legal costs on an indemnity basis), charges, losses, expenses and liabilities suffered or incurred by the management corporation in connection with and/or arising out of the breach of any laws, regulations or by-laws including without limitations all legal costs on an indemnity basis, disbursements and expenses incurred by the management corporation in defending or prosecuting any proceedings, civil or criminal, in connection with and/or arising out of the breach of Additional By-Law Clause 1. |
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The applicant shall pay a deposit of $600.00 to Management Corporation Strata Title Plan No. 1995 which will be refunded, free of interest and subject to compliance with all the conditions stated in the application form and to all claims by the Management for damages caused to the common properties. In the event of the deposit being insufficient to meet the Management’s claim, the application shall compensate and pay to the Management. The said deposit shall be forfeited if any of the conditions stated herein are not complied with |
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The use of pneumatic drills is prohibited.
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The subsidiary proprietor or occupier must ensure that the contractor(s) places all debris in bags or containers before removal. |
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All building materials brought onto the site and all debris are to be deposited at spots to be designated by the Management. |
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Where the contractor(s) requires the use of the lift for transportation of building materials, he shall ensure that protective materials and covering are put in place in the lifts. |
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The Management Corporation reserves the right to take legal proceeding against any unauthorised renovation work carried out in the apartment. |
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The subsidiary proprietor or occupier and the contractor also undertake to indemnify the Management Corporation against any legal proceedings or suits arising from such works regardless of whether or not it arose from the negligence of the owner, contractor or any of their servants or agents. |
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In the event that debris is not cleared or any of the common property is damaged, the Management Corporation reserves the right to remove such debris and affect all necessary repair and the costs of such removal or repair shall be deducted from the deposit. |
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If the said deposit is insufficient to cover the full cost of the removal and repair, then the Management Corporation reserves the right to institute legal proceedings to recover the full costs of the removal and repair from the owner and contractor. |
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The subsidiary proprietor or the contractor undertakes to comply with all statutory regulations and in the case of renovations requiring from the relevant authorities, such as Building Control and Public Works Department, the onus is on the owner and the contractor to secure such permits to the satisfaction of the Management Corporation before commencing such renovations. |
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If subsidiary proprietor or the contractor fails to secure such permit when such permits are required by the statutory regulation, then the Management Corporation shall cause such illegal renovations to comply with such statutory regulations and the owner and contractor shall be liable fro such expenses incurred by the Management Corporation as a consequence of such breach. |
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The owners shall not at anytime carry out the following works without consent from the Management.
i) Alterations to the windows installed in the external walls.
ii) Alterations or additions (include painting) to any balcony of his unit.
iii) Installation of air-conditioners.
iv) Any work that affects the external façade of the building.
v) Change of fire rated doors within the unit.
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Owners who wish to put up grilles at windows and sliding doors are permitted to install them on the internal side of windows and sliding doors. Design and colour of the grilles shall conform with the approved design and colour scheme existing from time to time. |
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Owners shall ensure that their contractors check and clean all common areas daily where consent has been granted for use or access to facilitate their works. |
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The contractors shall not create any noise likely to interfere with the peaceful enjoyment of the residents/occupiers. |
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The contractors shall not mark, paint, drive nails or screws or the like into, or otherwise damage or deface, any structure that form part of the common property without the approval in writing from the Management of the Condominium. |
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When upon the common property, the workers (contractors) shall be suitably clothed and shall not use language or behave in a manner likely to cause offence or embarrassment to the residents or occupiers or to any person in the development. |
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The contractors must ensure that all repairs/renovations are carried out within the confines of the apartment under repair/renovation. |
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The contractors are required to submit their insurance cover for public Liability/Workmen’s Compensation before commencement of the renovation works. |
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The contractors are not allowed to tap water and electricity supply from the common property without consent. Any uses of common utilities are subjected to the current rate imposed by the Management of the Condominium. |
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All repair/renovation including deliveries must be carried out only during the following hours:
Monday – Friday : 0900 Hours to 1700 Hours
Saturday, Sunday & Public Holiday : Strictly no work allowed
The Management of the Condominium shall not be responsible for any liability loss claim or proceeding arising out of or in the course of such action.
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| Part VI |
| RULES AND REGULATIONS FOR HOUSE MOVER ACTIVITY |
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Prior Notice
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1. Permission from the Management Corporation shall be obtained 7 days in advance of any house mover activity. In the event permission was not applied for, the Management Corporation shall deny the use of lifts for this purpose. |
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Working Hours
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1. House mover activity can only be carried out within the following times:
Mondays to Saturdays : 0900 hours to 1700 hours
House mover activity is strictly prohibited on Sundays and Public Holidays.
2. The applicant shall obtain prior written approval from the "Management" Office in the event of a need to carry out work beyond the hours specified and provided the work does not affect the peaceful enjoyment of other occupants.
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Deposit |
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The applicant shall pay a deposit of S$600.00 which will be refunded, free of interest and subject to compliance with all the conditions stated in the application form and to all claims by the Management for damages caused to the common properties. In the event of the deposit being insufficient to meet the Management’s claim, the applicant shall compensate and pay to the Management the difference between the said deposit and the amount so claimed by the Management. The said deposit shall be forfeited if any of the conditions stated herein are not complied with. |
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Security |
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1. All workers of the applicant’s company and that of its listed sub-contractors shall inform the security guard at the Guard House of their intention to enter the estate and the unit to carry out the work.
2. The applicant shall be responsible for the good conduct and behaviour of workers engaged in the house mover activity while they are in the premises.
3. No loitering shall be permitted anywhere in the premises.
4. Any worker found misbehaving or refusing to comply with the security procedures will be removed from the condominium and barred from entry. No smoking is allowed in the lifts.
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Cleanliness |
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1. The applicant shall maintain the general cleanliness of the common area used by his worker. He shall ensure the area, dirtied by his workers and that of his sub-contractors, be cleaned up immediately to the satisfaction of the Management.
2. No debris is allowed to be placed in the common area, and/or placed in the bin centre. No debris, electrical wires, unwanted items, etc., should be thrown into the bin chute as this will cause blockage in the bin chutes. Any person in breach of the provision shall be liable to pay an amount of S$500.00 to the management Corporation for clearing the chokage. Further, such breach will also be reported to the Commissioner of Building under Section 41 (15) of the Land Titles (Strata) Act.
3. All debris must be removed from the estate upon completion of work.
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Lift |
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1. Only lift designated by the Management shall be used at each block.
2. The applicant shall ensure that adequate protection is given to the lift wall and flooring when conveying furniture and fittings to and from the apartment unit.
3. Heavy machinery is not allowed in the lift.
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| House Rules |
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Proximity Cards
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1. The white cards which are called Proximity Access Cards opens gates and doors of the gym and common toilets. It is used for exclusive use by all residents staying in Central Green. The proximity access card is non transferable. Residents are to report to the Management of any loss as soon as possible.
2. Any white cards which have been reported lost to the Management will be de-activated accordingly. Any lost card which has been subsequently replaced with a new card will not be re-activated again in the event it is found later.
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Resident Pass
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1. Residents are to apply for Resident Pass. This is for identification purpose and to allow residents to make bookings for the use of facilities. The Resident Pass can be applied at the Management Office.
2. Persons under 12 years of age need not apply for the Resident Pass.
3. All Resident Passes are to be returned to the Management Office for cancellation upon relinquishing the status of ownership.
4. A deposit of $50.00 is payable upon application by the tenant. It will be refunded upon the expiry of the lease and the return of the Resident Pass.
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Car Disc |
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All car labels/disc are to be returned to the Management Office upon the sale of the property or expiry of the tenancy lease term. A penalty of $50.00 per disc will be imposed for the non-return of the disc. |
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Rules and Regulations on the Use of Children Play Area |
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1. The Children Play Area shall be opened for play from 0800 hours to 1900 hours daily.
2. Each game shall be limited to a maximum play of two (2) hours.
3. Players must vacate the Court when their session of play ends.
4. The Court is used for recreational purpose only.
5. All players must be in proper attire for the game.
6. Players shall exercise due discretion and consideration on safety when engaging in the games.
7. Noisy, rough and dangerous play will not be permitted in the Court.
8. Due care must be exercised not to kick balls aimlessly or recklessly beyond the Court fencing.
9. Residents will be held responsible for any damages or injuries to any persons caused by their guests or themselves.
10. No smoking, drinking, eating, pets, roller skating, skate boarding, cycling or other activities, other than the respective game is permitted in the Court.
11. Due care must be exercised when using the equipment in the Court and these must be returned to their places after use.
12. The Management shall not be held responsible for any injuries, damages or loss sustained by residents and their guests, howsoever caused, during the use of these facilities.
13. The Management reserves the right, from time to time, to amend or impose further rules and regulations as and when it deems necessary.
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Rules and Regulations on the Use of Family Theme Park |
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1. The Family Theme Park shall be opened for play from 0800 hours to 2100 hours daily.
2. Children under 12 years of age must be accompanied by their parents or supervising adults who shall be responsible for the children’s behaviour.
3. All persons are advised to leave the Family Theme Park during heavy rain and thunderstorms.
4. No food and drinks are allowed in the Family Theme Park.
5. While the Management will take every precaution to ensure the safety of the play equipment and water feature, it cannot assume responsibility for any loss or damage to any personal property, injury or death arising from carelessness or negligence on the part of the person/s concerned, or arising from failure to abide by the rules.
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