Taking Action
We will:
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consider the use of arbitration to resolve neighbour disputes before further action is taken.
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where arbitration fails, take action against anti-social tenants/sharing owners, to include visits, letters, liaison with other agencies and take legal action where necessary.
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recharge tenants for:
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vandalism caused by them, a member of their household or by their visitor, including repairs to communal areas, repairs within the Association property and removal of graffiti.
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services provided as a result of the tenants/sharing owners failure to comply with their tenancy agreement, including areas for which they are responsible, such as not maintaining their garden.
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encourage all tenants to report, in confidence, cases of anti-social behaviour to Association staff and, where necessary, to the police, social work department, protective services department or other relevant authority.
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only act where there is proof of anti-social behaviour:
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collect evidence, including full and accurate records of complaints, visits, letters and conversations.
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encourage those complaining to sign statements.
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obtain a police report where involved.
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work with local police where appropriate.
