Planting wisely: tenant garden responsibilities We appreciate that residents want to improve their gardens and make their outdoor spaces their own by planting new plants or trees in their property. It’s important to remember that anything you plant is your responsibility to maintain. Pruning or removing overgrown plants is part of this regular maintenance. It’s also important to consider the type and size of plants that you choose to grow as some can be invasive or grow too large for the area. Planting trees too close to buildings can lead to property damage caused by roots or overhanging branches. Please consider the potential impact of your plantings on the property and its structures. If you wish to plant anything in common areas, remember that approval from Housing Choices WA is needed. Plantings in these areas can disrupt the work of our dedicated
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Hello Hannah Harvey
Hannah Harvey joined Housing Choices recently as the Executive General Manager of Customer and Community Services. Hannah is an experienced Executive Officer with a focus on resident-driven outcomes. Hannah’s passion lies in enhancing resident experiences and ensuring Housing Choices has what’s needed to construct more homes, improve existing housing, and strengthen communities. “I’m absolutely delighted to become part of Housing Choices Australia. And very much look forward to being able to meet many of you in future, and to properly introduce myself to the resident advisory committees.”
garden maintenance team. Don’t hesitate to contact our maintenance hotline on 1800 203 383 if you have any questions.
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