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Estate News

MOVING WITHIN THE ESTATE –
RE-REGISTRATION AT THE ESTATE OFFICE
It has come to our notice that there are residents who
are selling their homes and moving to other houses
in the estate, for example, selling their house at Stand
1000 and moving to Stand 1001, but at the same time
the resident of Stand 1001 is moving to Stand 1002.
The result of the above is that, when the new
owners of Stand 1001 come to the Estate Office to
register at Stand 1001, the previous owners of Stand
1001 are removed from the i-Neighbour system, even
though they are still owners in the estate. This results
in the previous owners, now the new owners of Stand
1002, being unable to send codes to their visitors.
Residents are kindly requested – when they sell
their home and buy a new home in the estate – to
come to the Estate Office to notify us of the changes
of ownership and ensure that all parties concerned
re-register with the details of their new stand.

EXTENSION OF ACCESS FOR
CONTRACTORS
The Estate Management would like to
remind residents of the following rule
regarding the extension of the registration
of contractors working at a stand:
Rule 4.6.6.5 – Irene Farm Villages Home
Owners Association Rules and Regulations
4.6.6.5. The building operations and
works of any additions and/or alterations
to the existing property shall be completed
within three (3) months from the
commencement date. On request, the
Board would consider an extended period
for large and/or complex alterations. The
commencement date shall be the date upon
which the appointed contractor and his/
her employees are registered for the first
time at the Estate Office as stipulated on the ELECTRIC FENCE – CHILDREN PLAYING WITH BALLS
official registration form for contractors. If During the last month, there were two (2) incidents involving children playing
the building operations and works are not with a ball next to the electric fence, where the ball touched the electric fence
completed in time, a penalty of R250.00 and/or rolled under it. The children then tried to fetch the ball from under the
(two hundred and fifty rand) per day will be electric fence.
imposed until the date of completion. The We kindly request all residents to urgently inform their children that the electric
date of completion shall be the date upon fence is a live fence, therefore they can be shocked should they touch it.
which the Estate Management has carried Should a ball roll under the electric fence,
out its final inspection of the property, but
in addition, this will only be after it has kindly contact the Security Officers on
received the Certificate of Occupation from 082 838 7779, and ask them to fetch the ball

the Tshwane City Council. from under the fence.

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