Renovation
You can find a variety of practical solutions for the common pollution problems below. Simply click the building facilities/activities for details.
General Guidelines
- Make residents aware of the statutory requirements, for example, through posters, letters or internal publications
- Alert residents to any provisions under the Deed of Mutual Covenant in relation to the residents' rights and responsibilities/obligations
- Exercise empowerment under the Deed of Mutual Covenant, the Building Management Ordinance and any House Rules to
- Impose conditions on permissible working hours and on waste handling/disposal arrangement
- Inspect any premises to abate environmental nuisance arising from renovation works
- Assist Owners' Corporation to draw up specific House Rules:
- Require owners or occupiers to apply for renovation permits before commencing any renovation works
- Confine renovation works to mutually acceptable time of the day
- Schedule the noisy works in less sensitive time of the day
- Give advance notification to other affected residents about the duration and operation hours of any renovation works
- Authorize the property management to collect deposit from the renovation contractors/owners/occupiers and debit compensation for non-compliance to the conditions of the renovation permits
- Authorize the property management to enter the premises, in which renovation works are carried out, to conduct inspection
- Act as mediator in dealing with/resolving environmental complaints