From CYP…

Acoustic shed disassembly

Next week work will continue on disassembly of the acoustic shed, with roof panels and southern wall panels coming down.

Next week, the gantry crane that sits within the acoustic shed, and fed all of the concrete tunnel segments down to the TBMs during tunnelling, will be removed.

You might have seen that yesterday a large crane was placed outside the northern end of the acoustic shed.

Now that this crane is assembled, it will lift the gantry crane pieces onto waiting trucks to be removed from site. The crane pieces will be removed by truck over three nights from Monday 31 January. Due to the size of the trucks removing the gantry crane from site, they will leave site between midnight and 4.00am. Crews will be reminded of requirements around reversing beepers and noise mitigation ahead of these truck movements. This will be a similar method to how pieces of the TBMs were removed from site last year.

You can watch live here

Please don’t put stuff out until 24 hours before

Paul can probably assist if you ask nicely

Last night around 930pm, two women buzzed multiple apartments via the intercom.

They were let in and spent around 20 minutes going through the letterboxes. They then checked out the cars in the ground floor car park. They found one car unlocked and rifled through that. The owner has confirmed that they would have been disappointed.

Australia Post and the Police are being notified.

Please do not let people in if you do not know them

You can see from this shot that they took a LOT of mail – their bag is very full

Here is a seven minute video clip – you may be able to check your letterbox in this clip.

Good news, see attached

Slightly sped up, rain starts at about 18:00

The positive case has been told by the Health Dept that they are now all clear.

Thanks all but stay vigilant

We have had a resident test positive, they are quarantining in their apartment.

Please wear a mask in all common areas and be vigilant of symptoms

This service is now available to all residents.

It is free for up to two people per apartment, additional users will cost $15 pa.

It works on doors, roller doors and in the lifts. I’d encourage everyone to give it a try. The old fobs will all still work as before.

Paul simply needs your email address.

Here is a short video explaining how it works.

Just looking at the numbers today and noticed that our small postcode of 3004 had another 5 people test positive in the last 24 hours and we have 43 active cases!! It is NOT over yet.

info comes from here

One of our owners is selling an apartment nearby

A spacious renovated 3 bedroom apartment is for sale in The Princeton building, 418 St Kilda Rd – opposite the Toorak Rd tram stop.

Facing the east, it has a bright 180 degree outlook from the city, Shrine, Botanical Gardens to Fawkner Park.

The master bedroom has an en-suite & walk-in robe while bedrooms 2 & 3 have built-in robes and ducted aircon heats & cools all rooms.

The 2nd bathroom has a european laundry space and plenty of storage.
High speed fibre internet is connected to the apartment. 2 car spaces, gym, pool, spa and sauna all recently upgraded. 

Contact Zali at Shelter Real Estate on 0422 576 049