Housing for Older Persons
Council maintains the buildings, paths, fences, carparks, wall and floor covering, stoves (including replacement elements) and telephone jacks. It also maintains the lawns and gardens but tenants are encouraged to maintain the garden surrounding their unit.
Council will pay the rates and insurance on the buildings.
Tenant to supply all furniture including refrigerator, washing machine, etc, curtains, drapes or blinds, telephone and chattels including light bulbs. The tenant is to organise for connection and to pay for electricity and telephone charges and television aerial if required.
The tenant is required to make his/her own content insurance arrangements.
No domestic animals or birds are to be kept on the premises.
Rent is set each year as per Council’s Fees and Charges Manual. Council will give 60 days written notice of any increase in rent.
Rental payment is to be paid in advance, preferably fortnightly, by direct credit to Council’s bank account.