Shantidham Heights Cooperative Housing Society LTD.

Shantidham Heights Cooperative housing maintenance defaulters are individuals or households living in a cooperative housing arrangement who fail to pay their share of maintenance fees or dues. Cooperative housing typically involves a group of individuals or families who collectively own and manage a housing complex. Maintenance fees are crucial for the upkeep of the property, including common areas, utilities, repairs, and other shared expenses. When some members fail to meet their financial obligations, it can create financial strain on the cooperative and potentially lead to various issues. Dues For FY 2021-2022:  Rs.536,932.00/- ( Five Lakh Thirty Six Thousand Nine Hundred Thirty Two) Here are some key points to consider when dealing with cooperative housing maintenance defaulters: Legal Framework: Many cooperatives have established rules and bylaws that outline the responsibilities of members, including payment of maintenance fees. These rules often include provisions for addre...

Managing lift maintenance in a Shantidham Heights cooperative housing society is essential to ensure the safety and convenience of residents The AMC for two lifts Per Year is Rs.52,750/- in that only one lift is operational and the other lift is kept non-operational so basically this is a scam to the society members. There are no lift power generators if power cuts off society members or visitors will be stuck inside the lift and they need to call or ask for help from the watchman who will bypass the lift door manual door latch. Note: Try to avoid lift usage in monsoon seasons as there are frequent power cuts in parsik nagar. Establish a Lift Maintenance Committee: Form a dedicated committee or subcommittee responsible for lift maintenance. This committee should include members with relevant expertise or experience in this field. They will oversee the entire process. Service Agreement: Ensure there is a valid service agreement in place with a reputable lift maintenance company. This ag...

Managing CCTV surveillance in a cooperative housing society is essential for ensuring the security and safety of residents and property. Here are some steps and considerations for effective management of CCTV surveillance in a cooperative housing society: Society Spent on CCTV Rs.79,000/- inclusive of GST Zero Transparency no tenders were shown to society members nor displayed on notice board contents below systems :  Bullet CCTV Cameras Dome CCTV Cameras TV For Monitoring x 1 CCTV Wiring Roll BNC Connectors Power SMPS CCTV Covers 1 x CCTV DVR Storage Unit 1 x HDD Installation Charges Croma 24 Inch TV 2 Start Energy Rating.  Third Party  CCTV  Quotation of Rs.37,000 Break Up : HK Vision Bullet CCTV Cameras  HK Vision Dome CCTV Cameras TV For Monitoring x 1 CCTV wiring BNC Connectors Power SMPS CCTV Covers 1 x CCTV DVR Storage Unit 1 x HDD Installation Charges HIKVISION 5MP Built-In Mic Dome Camera 2 Nos, Built-In Mic Bullet Camera 8 Nos, 16CH DVR 1 Nos (Includin...

Shantidham Heights Registration Number - Reg No: Tna/Hsg/(Tc)/30132-Year-05-/12/2017-18 Cooperative Housing Society registration in Thane, India, follows the guidelines laid out in the Maharashtra Cooperative Societies Act, 1960. Here are the general steps to register a Cooperative Housing Society in Thane: Formation of Promoter Group: Form a group of individuals who intend to promote and establish the Cooperative Housing Society. This group will be responsible for drafting the bylaws and completing the necessary paperwork. Select a Suitable Name: Choose a unique and appropriate name for your housing society. Ensure that the name is not similar to any existing society's name to avoid conflicts. Draft Bylaws: Prepare the bylaws of the housing society. The bylaws should include information about the society's objectives, membership eligibility criteria, rights and responsibilities of members, management structure, and other relevant rules and regulations. Documents and Paperwork:...