[200William-EC] Saturday Incident

Mon Aug 19 13:31:17 EST 2013

Hi all

I think it is time to get angry, too many people pussy-footing around in Australia and look what happens, what a mess it is. 

Di and her family were put in grave danger the other night, Craig has been in the past and Matt has too. 

If these selfish and arrogant bastards show no respect for others, anger is the way. 

Let's not get caught up in red tape and silly Australian style bureaucratic mumbo-jumbo. 

Could we please have a vote. 

Do you support, yes or no, the Marquis introducing a bi-law stating that any form of alcohol and cigarettes are banned fully from the rooftop terrace. 

Yes or no? 

If we get a majority in favour, we can ask Maxine to action on our behalf

Many thanks 

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On 19/08/2013, at 11:21 AM, Matt Perkins <matt at spectrum.com.au> wrote:

> Im not sure getting angry is going to solve the problem. We need some input from Maxine here on what the best course of action is.  As you all know I have had a fire started from smokers throwing cigarets and bottles broken on my balcony in the past. So I support some action. Any ban on alcohol should include cigarets.  Even if we do have all the legal  framework in place to stop people drinking on the roof. It's still unlikely we will be able to catch/stop them. Unless you have building security or 24 hour guard/concierge how do you ever catch people. 
> 
> I strongly suggest people don't challenge drunk's on the roof themselves. Drunks can be unpredictable and dangerous and your life is worth more then being woken up or a mess on the balcony. I had the pleasure of working on the door of a night club in the cross for over 10 years and I can tell you I have seen people get themselves into life threatening situations over the simplest things. Cool heads need to prevail here. 
> 
> If people are unruly on the roof you can allays contact the Kings Cross local area command on 0283560099 
> 
> Maxine what options do we have. What has been your experience here.  Let's formulate  a considered measured response. 
> 
> Matt.
> 
> 
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> 
>  On 19/08/13 12:54 PM, Rob Willett wrote:
>> Hey andrew
>> 
>> 501 is our apartment, let me contact the agent and find out from them if they had the party. 
>> 
>> ROB
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>> CELL PHONE UNTIL AUGUST 28TH IN PHILIPPINES IS: +63 915 811 0735
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>> On 19/08/2013, at 10:48 AM, Andrew James <Andrew.James at lifehouserpa.org.au> wrote:
>> 
>>> Dear All,
>>>  
>>> I have been following  the trail of emails this morning and have the following comments:
>>>  
>>> Airkey entry to carpark. I can only speak from personal experience  and say that I have not had an issue on entry or exit to the underground parking. It’s a bit of a stretch but achievable and we have never felt threatened. I also have to comment that we don’t use our car much either! I would be happy to proceed with the airkey arrangement but it does seem expensive. I would rather spend the money on upgrading the ground level foyer, for example.
>>>  
>>> With respect to the problems on the rooftop on Saturday night I have to say that I am having some problems with my neighbours in apartment 405, particularly with late night music and parties. I also had my daughter and grandchildren stay this weekend and we specifically asked (via a note under their door) if they could respect our need for quiet. It was very peaceful and I am wondering if they found another party venue? I emailed Maxine last week to advise her of the issue (and also concerning noise problems with apartment 501) but she has not responded. Hopefully the CCTV will reveal the culprits.
>>>  
>>> Kind regards
>>>  
>>> Andrew
>>>  
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