Supplementary A - London Borough of Hillingdon

• keeping dangerous or unsuitable animals
• dogs fouling estates or allowing pets to wander
and fouling common areas
• not taking proper care of pets so that they
create health hazard or produce excessive
noise or odours
• feeding or attracting wild birds or animals,
where such action causes a nuisance or
annoyance to others and /or where it causes
damage to council property.
Other acts which may
constitute a nuisance
6.4.1 In addition, if you live in a block of flats, further
examples of acts which may constitute a nuisance or
an annoyance are:
• slamming doors
• using rubbish chutes at unreasonable hours
• wedging security doors open unnecessarily
• leaving personal belongings on the landing or
in communal areas
Household rubbish 6.5 You must get rid of rubbish or unwanted items from
your home (including the garden) by using the
collection service provided by the council or by taking
them to a refuse centre.
You must not leave any rubbish or unwanted items in
public areas. You must only leave refuse outside the
property on the actual day of collection or on the
evening before. Further details can be found in the
Tenant Handbook.
We may take legal action against you if rubbish is left
outside your property at any other time.
Shared Areas 6.6 You must not keep or leave anything on shared areas
where it could block the landing, stairs or entrances.
This includes (but is not limited to) items such as
bikes, pushchairs, electric scooters, plants and pet
cages.
Repaying the costs of
repairs
6.7 You will have to pay for any repair or replacement
that is caused by vandalism or wilful damage either
by you and /or your visitors or others living in your
property.
Cabinet report 15 th March 2007 appendix to Item 3 Page 33