Our Policies

SH4F Visitor Information

As the tenant, you are responsible for the behaviour of your household members and visitors.

Please ensure that your household members and visitors do not disturb the reasonable peace, comfort and privacy of your neighbours.

How long can a visitor stay?

Visitors can stay in your property but only approved occupants can live there.

For visitors who plan to stay more than 4 days in a week please tell us:

  • their names;
  • the date they arrived; and
  • how long they will stay.

What happens if your visitors stay longer?

  • If you smoke, only smoke in the designated smoking areas of your home.
  • If you have a pet, make sure it does not disturb your neighbours.
  • If you have a balcony, keep it clean and clear of clutter. Do not hang anything over your balcony railing.

Acceptable Behaviour

Behaviour that is considered anti-social will not be accepted.

Anti-social behaviour includes:

  • Illegal activity
  • Violence
  • Threatening behaviour
  • Excessive noise
  • Verbal abuse
  • Vandalism
  • Harassment

A repeated pattern of damage or disturbance caused by your visitors could jeopardise your tenancy.

Visitor Parking

  • If you live in a unit complex, your visitors must only use the allocated on-site visitor carparks or park on the street.
  • All vehicles parked at your property must be registered.

 

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Acknowledgement of Country

Common Ground Queensland acknowledges the Turrbal and Jagera/Yuggera peoples as the Owners and Custodians of the land and waters we live and work upon.
 
We recognise and respect the historic and continued connection to land and water including the deep spiritual connection and relationship that First Nations people have to Country.
 
We recognise sovereignty was never ceded.
 
Common Ground Queensland acknowledges the ongoing impacts of colonisation on First Nations people and is committed to working in partnership with First Nations people to address the impacts of colonisation.