Block Management in Tavistock

Fluvial and surface water, and the borough's own strategic flood risk assessment says in terms that the town is not subject to tidal flooding. The Environment Agency's warning area for the Tavy from Mary Tavy to Lopwell names the Pitts Cleave industrial estate and the A386. The more useful detail is in the assessment: there is a history of flooding from the Tiddy Brook, parts of which are culverted, the culverts were improved in the late 1980s after the Bishopsmead estate around Oak Road flooded in 1986, and the A386 bridge over the brook is considered to have only a one in 30 year capacity. Butcher Park Hill and Bannawell Street are named as the main surface water risk area.

For a block that reaches leaseholders through the insurance premium and excess, and through the management pack when someone sells.

Two questions stall most boards: who has authority to decide, and what happens to the money. The articles answer the first, the management agreement's notice clause the second. On Tavistock heritage stock the consents history is what most often turns out to be incomplete, and its absence resurfaces later as a planning problem.

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