Association notices
Fire procedure
If you discover a fire in your apartment or the communal areas of the building, we suggest that you do not attempt to tackle the fire yourself and that you leave the building as quickly as possible, without stopping to gather personal possessions and call 999 as soon as possible.
We suggest that you make your way to the communal garden so that we can try to identify anyone who is missing.
If leaving your apartment is not possible due to a fire in the hallway or communal stair wells, please stay in your apartment, ideally on your balcony, if you have one, with the door shut behind you. This should protect you from the risk of fire and smoke inhalation. This will also enable you to be more visible to emergency services.
Thank you for your cooperation
Parking etiquette
The association understands that many
people have more than one car and wish to bring them
on-site. The lease for Parkland Place states that there
is only one allocated parking space per apartment – unless
you have a garage, in which case you have the facility to
park two vehicles.
In addition, you may be aware that we have five visitor spaces. The terms of the lease state that the visitor spaces are solely for use by visitors and that residents do not have a legal right to park their cars in visitor spaces. The association realizes that the five visitor spaces are rarely all used, at the same time, by visitors and that residents will often park a second vehicle in a visitor space.
In light of these points the association feels that it is important for residents to understand the following:
Please could residents not park in
areas that are not marked parking spaces;
Residents should be aware that visitor
spaces are for bon-e-fide visitors and that parking their
vehicles, on a first-come-first-served basis, in these
spaces is a privilege and not a right. Therefore, they should be
prepared to move their vehicles that are occupying visitor
spaces for genuine visitors on request.
The association feels that if we all comply with the above points we can all make best
and safe use of the
car park.
The association thanks you in advance
for your cooperation.
Bin store etiquette
If you have any large items for
disposal such as electrical goods, furniture etc. would you
please make arrangements for the council to come and collect
them by calling Cherwell District Council.
Alternatively you can take the items to
Ardley refuse site.
The council classes the dumping of
large items in our bin store as FLY TIPPING and will impose
fines on those found guilty of the offence. In addition, if
OM Property Management discovers such items they will
instruct a contractor to remove them at significant
additional cost to owners via the annual service charge.
BBQs on balconies
During the summertime it is likely that people will be having BBQs. The association kindly requests that residents consider using the communal garden for their BBQs and do not use their balcony for this.
Since smoke rises this can be a nuisance to those on balconies above resulting in other residents having to keep their doors and windows closed and not being able to sit on their balconies. There is also a potential fire risk.
Thank you in advance for your cooperation.
Communal tap and hose
Residents may not be aware that there is a communal water tap and hose available for use in the bike store.
If you want to wash your car etc. on site then feel free to use these.
If you do not know the code to get into the bike store please contact a member of the committe via the contacts page.
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