BIN SHED MISUSE – ZERO TOLERANCE POLICY

Rats are now a serious health hazard.
Misuse of the bin sheds is causing infestations and will no longer be tolerated.

MANDATORY RULES

  • FLATTEN ALL BOXES before placing them in recycling
  • USE THE CORRECT BIN — no exceptions
  • DO NOT LEAVE ANY RUBBISH ON THE FLOOR
  • If a bin is full, USE ANOTHER BIN SHED immediately
  • ENSURE BINS ARE NOT OVERFILLED AND LIDS ARE TIGHTLY CLOSED to prevent access by pests

NON-COMPLIANCE

Repeated misuse contributes directly to rat activity and unsafe conditions. Further action will be taken against residents who ignore these rules.

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Resident Notice

CQ Management has engaged the services of Boss Cleaning Company to carry out a full site gutter-cleaning project. Work will commence on Monday, 08/06/26.

This is essential maintenance work. Any disruption will be kept to a minimum, and residents’ cooperation—if required—would be greatly appreciated.

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Gate Code Change

Dear residents, to help increase security at City Quay we will be changing the main gate and the pedestrian gate codes from week commencing 6 April 2026. A separate code will also be issued to Adler Way residents.

A notice will be posted in all the letterboxes in the next few days. Please keep codes safe and secure.

Kind regards, City Quay Management

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🎄 A Christmas Message from the City Quay Board 🎄

Dear Residents

As we reach the end of another year at City Quay, the Board would like to extend our warmest wishes to every one of you. This community thrives because of the kindness, cooperation, and neighbourly spirit you bring to it every day.

We hope this festive season brings you joy, rest, and time spent with the people who matter most. Whether you’re celebrating at home, travelling, or simply enjoying a quiet break, may your Christmas be peaceful and bright.

Thank you for your continued support throughout the year. We look forward to working together in 2026 to keep City Quay a place we’re all proud to call home.

Wishing you a very Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year.

Warm regards,
The City Quay Board

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Important Notice

Dear Residents

We are aware of an incident this morning involving a resident and one from yesterday involving the same resident.

We appreciate how concerning this must have been for all residents involved.

We have been engaged with the authorities relating to the incidents and are now actively engaged with our lawyers to ensure we take the appropriate action to protect leaseholders and residents of the site.

Please do notify via the ticket system any police or crime reference numbers you have.

We apologise for the impact such an alarming set of incidents will have had but want to reassure you we are actively working on these issues.

Should there be any further incidents please do call the police and for your own safety refrain from engaging with the individual.

Clean ups and repairs will commence immediately with contractors being sourced for specialist works such as electrical.

We thank you for your understanding and patience.

Regards
City Quay Board

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Communal Window cleaning update.=

City Quay has engaged the services of Boss External Cleaners to carry out external communal window cleaning, the service is due to start w/c 02/05/2025.

If you would like to inquire about them cleaning your own windows, please contact them directly. They can be found on Facebook, Instagram and the web.

Thank you for your patience while CQ carried out the process of engaging a suitable company.

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Thank you David Holdsworth

Dear Residents

The City Quay Board of Directors would like to advise all that David Holdsworth has now resigned as a Director of the City Quay Board.

We would like to express our gratitude for his several years of extraordinary voluntary input and unswerving commitment to the compliance and management of the City Quay site, and I am sure the leaseholders and residents will concur.

CQ Board of Directors

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CQ Maintenance Notice

Dear Leaseholders & Residents

As you know for some time we have had the same site team on City Quay who have worked to improve and keep the site well maintained. Unfortunately the remaining members of the current site team have in recent weeks been offered new opportunities and decided to leave their roles at City Quay.

The team have driven improvements across the site and worked with Directors to improve timeliness of response to tickets, anti-social behaviour and a good service to leaseholders. The Directors wish them well and thank them for all their support, work and commitment to the site.

The gardening team and cleaners remain and these services are not affected.

Directors have worked with our managing agent Berkeley Shaw and other suppliers to put arrangements in place to deal with statutory and urgent issues whilst we look at longer term options for delivery of site maintenance.

Please continue to use the ticketing system to log all maintenance issues. Unless a ticket is raised Berkley Shaw will not know there is an issue to be actioned.

Please note whilst we look to finalise longer term arrangements there may well be a delay in response to tickets and urgent issues will be prioritised.

We will update you as we progress towards future maintenance delivery model for the site and will discuss at the AGM.

Regards

City Quay Board

Pets @ City Quay

As you know City Quay as part of the terms of the head lease only allows pets with the permission of the Board of Directors. This is a legal condition which has been in place since the site was built.

The policy on site was to not allow dogs until 2015 when rules and regulations where introduced to allow small dogs on-site.

The rules and regulations where to ensure the terms of the head lease were still complied with (which directors must do by law) whilst allowing residents to enjoy responsible pet ownership on city quay.

Unfortunately due to the significant number of complaints over recent months concerning dogs on site including breaches of conditions of pet permits, such as persistent barking after dogs being left on balconies unattended, dogs being off the lead on site, dogs urinating on grassed areas causing £2,650 worth of damage and urine from dogs on balconies onto neighbours property and the significant administration burden and cost this is placing on the site and Director team, we will no longer be granting NEW pet permit applications for dogs for those that rent on-site.

We will review this again once we have undertaken a review and action to reduce non compliance on-site with pet permits.

Please note landlords may NOT give you permission to have a pet on-site that may only be done in writing by the Board of Directors.

Residents are reminded large dogs are NOT permitted on City Quay and legal action will commence imminently against those who have illegally brought large dogs onto site. Please note the cost of such legal action as per the lease will be borne by those in breach.

For those residents who comply with the terms of the lease and pet permit including;

1) Having a valid pet permit

2) not leaving any dog unaccompanied on a balcony

3) not allowing dogs to urinate or dedicate on grassed or flowered areas on-site (meadow excluded)

4) ensuring dogs do not disturb neighbours or cause noise nuisance

5) dogs are on leads at all times whilst on coyote quay communal areas

6) dogs are carried in from the entrance to the apartment when it is wet .

… then you have nothing to be concerned about. You will continue to be able to enjoy having your pet on city quay and we thank you for respecting your neighbours and enjoying dog ownership responsibly.

Lake/Fountain Update

To re install the repaired fountain at the end of the lake near the City Quay sign we are having to lower the level of the lake.

This will take between a day and a half and two days. During this time we need to close off the top riverside half of the lake by Adler way. Signs and barriers have been put up. Please do not bypass these for your own safety . No liability will be accepted by city quay for accidents or injuries to those deliberately bypassing the safety measures in place.

We thank you for your patience during these works.

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