Dear Housing Bundaberg,
An update to my previous email. I believe that I can see up the back of my yard the discard remnants of my jade plant. This was deceptively hidden from me and I was lied to when I was told by the rude contractor that it had been demolished and gone. This has caused me untold grief and it still does because of your illegal Actions to block me from my back yard.
Those precious plants are alive. They will die without care and WATER.
Housing has warned me from entering the construction zone aka my backyard where the demolished remains of my Altar of my mother my three husbands now deceased pets and other special things to me causing me further distress.
The contractors left the site Wednesday afternoon they did not return Thursday or Friday they will not return on the weekend leaving my plants that have been so recklessly discarded and destroyed, to die. This is integral to my pagan rites and rituals which have been severely interfered with by housing Queensland and contractors.
It is now obvious that I am the fool being dangled on a string and the subject of ridicule by all and sundry.
My emails are ignored just as my rights are ignored and completely annihilated by the one supposed to look after us, the Queensland government.
Not one email had been replied to or solutions offered. The farce that was the “three contractors sent to help” will be addressed in my next email containing evidence and photos of major breeches and the atrocious condition my belongings were left in.
I cannot reach my pile of woodchips that is used for my cat litter and my dog cannot access the yard where he sits of a day and goes to the toilet. My car is off the road with a damaged clutch and I have no money to buy commercial products that my cat is not used to.
I refer you to the rta act Queensland.
A tenant is entitled to reasonable peace, comfort and privacy, and must be able to make full use of their property; this is called quiet enjoyment. It does not necessarily mean ‘not noisy’.
It is an offence for a property manager/owner to interfere with a tenant’s reasonable peace, comfort and privacy.
Quiet enjoyment is referred to, but not defined, by the Residential Tenancies and Rooming Accommodation Act 2008.
Example: the property manager/owner must not switch off services (e.g. water or electricity) during the tenancy.
Margaret Francic (Swan)
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