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Legislative Assembly for the ACT: 2003 Week 1 Hansard (20 February) . . Page.. 396 ..

Shouldn't the new tenant be allowed free access to the shed cleared of surplus housing property and if not, why not;

Has any property been stolen from ACT Housing blocks that have also been used for surplus stock storage in the last 12 months;

Are there any considerations in the legislation or regulations for the privacy of occupants and or the amenity of the neighbouring properties where surplus stock is stored;

Why isn't surplus ACT Housing furniture stored at a facility like 'You Can Stow It';

Will the Government consider storing surplus ACT Housing stock at an external facility instead of in the suburbs.

Mr Wood: The answer to the member's question is as follows:

ACT Housing provides unfurnished accommodation and has no household furniture to store. ACT Housing provides head-leases to community groups, which manage them under a tenancy agreement. Properties are leased for occupation, not for storage.

Refer to response to Part (1) above. Under their tenancy agreement a lessee can use garden sheds, garages, storage sheds etc on the property for their own legal purposes.

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Building approvals-proximity to boundary fences (Question No 389)

Mrs Burke asked the Minister for Planning, upon notice:

In relation to building close to boundary fences:

What approval process does a person or organisation have to go through to construct, for example, a shed close to another's boundary fence?

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