SITE LIVING GUIDE

SITE LIVING GUIDE

TABLE OF CONTENTS

1.MATTERS RELATED TO SITE MANAGEMENT………………………………………………..2

• Ethical Rules for the Collective Building Representatives Board and the Collective Building Management Board…………………………………………………………………………………….4

• Occupational Health and Safety Measures to be Followed/ Taken by Residents for Works and Renovations in their Apartments…………………………………………………………….4

2.GENERAL LIVING RULES……………………………………………………………………..5

• Block Entrances and Landings …………………………………………………………………………………..5

• Internal Block Repairs………………………………………………………………………………………………..5

• Block Exterior Facades……………………………………………………………………………………………….6

• Balconies……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………6

• Common Areas…………………………………………………………………………………………………….......7

• Trash………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….7

• Green Areas……………………………………………………………………………………………………………….7

• Social Facilities and Sports Areas………………………………………………………………………………..8

3.PARKING LOTS AND CLOSED GARAGES………………………………………………………………………….10

4.FIRE SAFETY……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………12

5.PETS……………………………………………………………………………………………………………………………….12

6.VISITOR RULES………………………………………………………………………………………………………………13

7.POSTAL AND COURIER SERVICES……………………………………………………………………………………13

8.MOVING AND RENTAL RULES…………………………………………………………………………………………14

1. MATTERS RELATED TO SITE MANAGEMENT

1. Residents are required to adhere to the principles of honesty and good faith while using independent sections and common areas and must avoid behaviors that are contrary to these regulations. In matters not explicitly stated in this regulation, the provisions of the Collective Building Management Plan and the Condominium Law shall apply.
2. According to the Condominium Law, all green areas and facilities are communal. No boundaries or divisions can be established in common areas by apartment owners.
3. Requests and suggestions related to site management should preferably be made in writing to the Management Office. The Management Office is located on the -1 floor of the Social Facilities Building.
4. All personnel working on the site receive their duties and instructions from the Management Board.
5. Residents cannot use the staff for personal purposes or give them instructions under any circumstances. Therefore, all requests, complaints, and suggestions must be made directly and solely to the Site Management.,
6. Interference with the duties of site personnel should be avoided, and requests or suggestions should be reported to the relevant manager at the site management office.
7. No special or additional services outside their duties should be requested from the staff employed on the site.
8. For security reasons, residents of independent sections who will be away from home for an extended period, such as for holidays or other purposes, should inform the Site Management before leaving. They should also turn off hot/cold water and heating valves, and if possible, leave a reachable address and phone number.
9. The determination of monthly fees is detailed in the Park Oran Site Collective Building Management Plan. It is essential that fees are paid according to the specified procedure, the accrued amount, and on time. Fees must be paid into the bank account opened under the name of the Park Oran Site Collective Building Management Account by the last day of each month at the latest. A statutory late payment fee will be applied for fees not paid on time. If overdue fees are not paid along with the statutory compensation difference within one month, legal proceedings for debt collection will be initiated by the Site Management.
10. Notifications of debt, meeting calls, payment requests, operating projects, and announcement of decisions made to the address of the unit owner or tenant registered in the management, or to the email address if accepted by the unit owner or tenant, shall be deemed served according to the provisions of the Notification Law. The apartment owner is responsible for tracking the payment of the tenant’s fees.
11. No 'for sale' or 'for rent' signs, any type of announcements, or banners for commercial or political purposes can be hung on the apartments. In the event of the sale or rental of apartments, the responsibility for any violations of these rules continues to lie with the property owner and, if applicable, the relevant tenant.
12. Individuals who purchase or rent an apartment must report their contract and contact information to the Site Management Center no later than three days after the purchase or rental transaction.
13. It is essential to keep clean and maintain the green areas, social facilities, sports facilities, roads, and parks that are open to common use within the site. Informing and warning those who act contrary is considered a part of communal living.
14. Residents who purchase an independent section or move into the site as tenants are required to apply to the Site Management Office for information.
15. Personal property damages caused within the site will be compensated by the individuals responsible. If the damage is caused by a minor, the parents or legal guardians will be held responsible for compensation.
16. No flammable, explosive, or hazardous substances may be kept in any independent section within the site. Residents must inform management in advance and take necessary precautions before using such substances.
17. Flammable, explosive, or hazardous substances cannot be stored in any independent section within the site. However, in cases of necessity, use may be permitted with prior notice to the management and after taking the necessary precautions.
18. The opening and closing hours of the site’s social facilities will be monitored by the project management and security personnel. Residents should not insist on entering these facilities outside of designated usage hours.
19. The distribution of brochures, flyers, posters, and similar documents within the site is subject to approval by the Site Management Board.
20. All requests and suggestions from residents of independent sections should be reported to the Site Management. This will provide valuable data to enhance service quality.
21. Issues related to services in common areas will be addressed by the Site Management. Problems within the independent units should be reported to the Site Management, which will evaluate these complaints and work to resolve them through necessary communications.
22. Smoking is strictly prohibited in the common areas and parking lots within the blocks. If such an occurrence is detected, it will be reported to the relevant administrative authorities.
23. The residents of independent units in Park Oran Residential Complex will receive services related to security, cleaning, landscaping, and technical work from the Park Oran Residential Complex Management. Compliance with the rules in the Site Life Guide will enable the management staff to provide better service to the residents.
24. All areas and significant points of our site are monitored by camera systems 24 hours a day. Additionally, security personnel patrol during both day and night. Daily reports are obtained from the security team, and necessary tasks and instructions are given by the Site Management.
25. The Site Management will immediately take necessary measures and precautions against any behavior that violates the 'General Rules,' and if necessary, will notify or apply to legal and administrative authorities to resolve the issue.

Ethical Rules for the Collective Building Representatives Board and the Collective Building Management Board

1. According to the Condominium Law No. 634 and the Park Oran Site Management Plan, the members of the Collective Building Representatives Board and the Collective Building Management Board, who are elected by the unit owners, cannot be involved directly or indirectly in any commercial or debt-incurring transactions that are carried out for the benefit of Park Oran Site during their term of office.
2. Active members of the Collective Building Representatives Board and the Collective Building Management Board will avoid any actions that might arouse suspicion of providing unjust benefits to themselves or any third parties among all unit owners.
3. The members of the Collective Building Representatives Board and the Collective Building Management Board are responsible for adhering to principles of honesty and safeguarding the interests of Park Oran Site and its residents in all actions undertaken in their capacity of representation.

Occupational Health and Safety Measures to be Followed/ Taken by Residents for Works and Renovations in their Apartments

1. In terms of Occupational Health and Safety, every resident of the site, as well as their contractors and staff, must ensure environmental safety, employee safety, and equipment safety in accordance with relevant laws and regulations during their work.
2. Every site resident and their contractors must take measures to minimize accidents and injuries related to their work and reduce hazard sources in the work environment as much as possible.
3. Contractors must ensure that their staff are registered with the Social Security Institution (SGK). Employing staff without SGK registration is prohibited.
4. Depending on the nature of the work, contractors must provide and ensure the use of necessary occupational safety equipment (personal protective equipment) for their staff.
5. Contractors must continuously check the grounding and cables of electrical tools used during their work.
6. Work cannot be carried out on Sundays or on official and religious holidays.
7. According to noise regulations, work with noisy machines or equipment can only be conducted between 10:00 AM and 6:00 PM. Work cannot be performed before or after these hours.
8. The work team and team leader must provide their identification information to security for safety reasons.
9. The use of fixed and installed work equipment such as electricity, network cables, water, etc., from common areas is prohibited.
10. Any identified issues (work accidents, accident risks, fires, gas leaks, etc. emergencies) must be reported to the Site Management immediately.
11. Residents or contractors cannot enter previously identified risky and restricted areas within the site without the approval of the Site Management and security officer.

2. GENERAL LIVING RULES

Block Entrances and Landings

1. Residents must adhere to principles of goodwill and courtesy and avoid behaviors that contravene this regulation while using their independent units and common areas. Matters not explicitly covered in this regulation are governed by the Condominium Law and the Collective Building Management Plan.
2. Items such as strollers, bicycles, and flower pots must not be left at block entrances and landings in a manner that obstructs the view or movement.
3. Items such as shoes, slippers, and umbrellas should not be left, even for a short time, in front of the doors of independent units.
4. Noise should be avoided, and loud talking should be minimized at block entrances and landings to prevent disturbing the surroundings.
5. Parents must ensure that block entrance and landing walls are kept clean, that no unauthorized postings or similar items are placed, that children do not deface walls with writing or drawings, and that the attic areas are not accessed.
6. Residents of independent units must ensure that block entrance doors are kept closed at all times.
7. In common areas, around the blocks, at block entrances, on the roof, stairs, near fire hoses, shaft cabinets, fire extinguishers, and in front of and beside apartment entrances, items such as shoe racks, shoes, slippers, bicycles, motorcycles, household items, and strollers must not be placed. Any legal or punitive liability arising from violations of fire and earthquake regulations due to such practices will be the responsibility of the apartment resident.

Internal Block Repairs

1. All planned construction, renovation, and repair works within the site are subject to prior approval from the Management Board. Such works can only be carried out on weekdays between 10:00 AM - 5:00 PM and on Saturdays between 12:00 PM - 5:00 PM to minimize noise. No work can be performed on Sundays or on official and religious holidays.
2. Major repair works within an independent unit must be reported to the Site Management in advance; adherence to this decision is essential to avoid damaging load-bearing structures and altering the architectural project.
3. Residents of independent units should ensure that repair works are completed quickly and without disturbing the surroundings. Construction waste generated during the repair should be removed by the company conducting the repair in a manner that does not pollute the environment after the repair is finished.
4. Residents must inform the Site Management in advance about the vehicle license plates of the companies and workers coming for repairs to facilitate necessary organization and must not request any compromises on security and cleaning.

Block Exterior Facades

1. Changes that do not conform to the general appearance of the buildings in the site or that may disrupt the general appearance, such as modifications to the block facades and balcony interiors, are not allowed. Balconies cannot be enclosed with glass partitions.
2. Residents are not allowed to paint windows or balconies, even if the paint color matches.
3. Residents must obtain approval from the Site Management regarding the installation location and discharge line for air conditioners to be installed in independent units.
4. Residents should not make modifications visible from the outside or that alter the site's aesthetics.

Balconies

1. No items (buckets, brooms, trash cans, bicycles, machines, satellite dishes, etc.) should be placed on balconies in a manner that is visible from outside and disrupts aesthetics, and flower pots should not be hung due to potential hazards.
2. Items that cause visual pollution, such as awnings, tarpaulins, umbrellas, antennas, and similar objects, should not be placed on balconies and windows.
3. Clothes, carpets, and rugs should not be hung on balconies and railings for drying or ventilation purposes.
4. No cigarette butts should be thrown from balconies or windows, and carpets, rugs, etc., should not be shaken out.
5. Barbecuing is not allowed on balconies.
6. Shutters and similar systems cannot be installed on windows and balconies.
7. Balconies should not be washed with running water; care should be taken to ensure that water does not flow down to lower independent units if balconies are washed.
8. Furniture used on balconies should match the overall aesthetic, and exaggerated or unattractive decorations should be avoided.
9. Balconies should not be allowed to become disorganized or turned into storage areas that disrupt aesthetics.
10. No objects that could fall and pose a danger due to strong winds should be placed or hung on balconies.
11. Fixed or semi-fixed shutters, awnings, and similar additions should not be installed on garden terraces and balconies.
12. No noisy activities should be conducted on balconies or within independent units, and loud television or music should be avoided.

Common Areas

1. Items such as shoes, slippers, and umbrellas should not be left, even temporarily, in front of apartment doors.
2. No items or materials should be placed on fire escape stairs.
3. Additional air conditioning units, satellite dishes, and similar systems cannot be installed on windows and balconies.
4. No bicycles, baby strollers, shoe racks, cabinets, etc., should be left in corridors.
5. Smoking is prohibited inside buildings, in elevators, parking areas, children's playgrounds, and social facilities.
6. Children should be prevented from playing on fire escape stairs.

Trash

1. Trash from independent units should be disposed of in small trash bags, and should not be liquid. If necessary, use two nested bags. Trash should not be left in front of apartment doors. Recyclable materials such as glass, plastic bottles, and newspapers should not be thrown down the trash chute but placed in the designated area. Recycling waste will be collected separately by staff between 9:00 AM and 11:00 AM daily.
2. Trash should not be left in the parking area with the thought that it will be collected later or by the cleaning staff.
3. No napkins, trash, or similar items should be thrown into elevators, as this can obstruct their safe operation if items become stuck.
4. Large items or old household goods should be removed from the site without occupying common areas or obstructing waste collection procedures.
5. To avoid damaging the trash chute system and disrupting waste collection, non-household waste from renovation and repair works should not be disposed of in the trash chutes but should be removed from the site by the resident or their agreed workers.

Green Areas

1. Flowers should not be picked, and damage to flowers should be avoided.
2. No ball games, biking, or walking on the grass areas should be allowed.
3. Designated walking paths within the site should be used, and walking should be avoided in green areas.
4. Flowers, shrubs, plants, and tree saplings should not be planted in common garden areas or green spaces without the Site Management's knowledge.
5. No cigarette butts or similar pollutants should be thrown in green areas.
6. Plants in the green areas should not be removed based on personal preferences.
7. Random picking of fruit trees, lime trees, roses, and lavenders in the site's landscaped areas by residents damages these plants and affects their performance in the following years, negatively impacting the vibrancy of our landscape areas. Lavenders are provided to residents by the landscaping team during each pruning period. Protecting our landscaped areas, which result from years of effort and expense, is our primary responsibility. Therefore, picking or collecting these plants is prohibited except by the landscaping team.
8. The reflection pool in the upper level of the landscaped area is treated with chemicals, and interference can cause health issues. No foreign objects should be thrown into the pool, and plants should not be damaged.

Social Facilities and Sports Areas

1. Adherence to rules and the protection of the fixtures in social facilities, sports areas, and common areas is essential.
2. The sports facility, which contains exercise equipment, will operate on weekdays and weekends from 7:00 AM to 9:45 PM. The pool area will be closed on Mondays.
3. To ensure the maximum security of residents and social facilities, entry to social facilities will be permitted only after electronic identity verification with a photo ID card.
4. Residents of independent units, upon registration of their personalized ID cards, will be deemed to have declared and guaranteed that they are in good health, have no objections to participating in any exercise, event, sauna, or steam room services provided by the facility, and that participation in such activities will not harm their health or physical condition. The facility management will accept this declaration without further examination. Therefore, the site management will not be liable for any potential injuries, other damages, or losses resulting from inaccurate, incomplete, or misleading declarations by residents.
5. The outdoor sports complex within the social facility will operate from 7:00 AM to 9:45 PM.
6. Children under 13 years of age cannot use the social facilities without a guardian. Children aged 13-18 may use the facilities with written permission from their parents.
7. Photography and video recording are not allowed within the social facility.
8. Use of the social facilities by individuals other than residents is strictly prohibited as per the Social Facility Guidelines.
9. Pets are not allowed in the social facilities.
10. Except for events organized by the management, games like backgammon, cards, etc., are not allowed in the facility.
11. Residents or guests cannot bring sharp, piercing, explosive, or firearms into the facility, even if licensed.
12. Food and drinks are not allowed in the pool, changing rooms, cardio room, or sauna/steam room.
13. Individual adjustments to climate control, sound systems, or TV broadcasts are not permitted.
14. During the use of the social facilities, users may use empty lockers with their own padlocks. Upon leaving the facility, lockers must be left empty and open. The facility management may break locks on lockers left locked at the end of the day and remove items with a designated committee.
15. Health-related items such as sports bags and clothing should not be placed on benches in front of lockers in changing rooms.
16. The control, supervision, storage, and security of personal belongings in both changing rooms and the facility are the responsibility of individuals, and the management has no responsibility for potential losses.
17. The management is not responsible for lost items. Found items will be recorded by staff and posted on notice boards. Items will be kept for one year and returned to the owner if identified. Items with unknown owners will be handed over to law enforcement.
18. Residents using the social facilities must meet the necessary health conditions to participate in activities inside or outside the facility. It is understood that the resident has accepted the suitability of participation in all activities from a health perspective upon registration.
19. The management is not responsible for any physical, mental, or health-related damage, loss, injury, or other issues that may occur for any reason while using the social facilities. It is assumed that the resident is participating in activities based on their conscious choice. The management will not be involved in claims from users or third parties arising from such situations.
20. Any damage to the facility's equipment caused by use will be billed to the user in accordance with the conditions of the day, and compensation or repair of the damage will be ensured.
21. The management is not responsible for any potential injuries, damages, or losses arising from incorrect, incomplete, or misleading information.
22. The outdoor sports complex in the social facility will operate from 7:00 AM to 9:45 PM.
23. Children under 13 years of age cannot use the social facilities without a guardian. Children aged 13-18 may use the facilities with written permission from their parents.
24. Photography and video recording are not allowed within the social facility.
25. Use of the social facilities by individuals other than residents is strictly prohibited as per the Social Facility Guidelines.
26. Pets are not allowed in the social facilities.
27. Except for events organized by the management, games like backgammon, cards, etc., are not allowed in the facility.
28. Residents or guests cannot bring sharp, piercing, explosive, or firearms into the facility, even if licensed.
29. Food and drinks are not allowed in the pool, changing rooms, cardio room, or sauna/steam room.
30. Individual adjustments to climate control, sound systems, or TV broadcasts are not permitted.
31. During the use of the social facilities, users may use empty lockers with their own padlocks. Upon leaving the facility, lockers must be left empty and open. The facility management may break locks on lockers left locked at the end of the day and remove items with a designated committee.
32. Health-related items such as sports bags and clothing should not be placed on benches in front of lockers in changing rooms.
33. The control, supervision, storage, and security of personal belongings in both changing rooms and the facility are the responsibility of individuals, and the management has no responsibility for potential losses.
34. The management is not responsible for lost items. Found items will be recorded by staff and posted on notice boards. Items will be kept for one year and returned to the owner if identified. Items with unknown owners will be handed over to law enforcement.
35. Residents using the social facilities must meet the necessary health conditions to participate in activities inside or outside the facility. It is understood that the resident has accepted the suitability of participation in all activities from a health perspective upon registration.
36. The management is not responsible for any physical, mental, or health-related damage, loss, injury, or other issues that may occur for any reason while using the social facilities. It is assumed that the resident is participating in activities based on their conscious choice. The management will not be involved in claims from users or third parties arising from such situations.
37. Any damage to the facility's equipment caused by use will be billed to the user in accordance with the conditions of the day, and compensation or repair of the damage will be ensured.

3. PARKING LOTS AND CLOSED GARAGES

1. A speed limit of 20 km/h must be adhered to within the site. Pedestrians, especially children and cyclists, have priority. Vehicles without a license, including unlicensed or licensed cars, motorcycles, and ATVs, are strictly prohibited on site.
2. Each homeowner/tenant must park their vehicle within the designated parking spaces in both covered and uncovered parking areas, properly between the parking lines.
3. Vehicles belonging to residents and guests should use the common parking spaces within the site in a manner that does not obstruct traffic, pedestrian, or disabled access routes.
4. Trash and ash trays from vehicles should not be emptied on site, either inside or outside the parking areas.
5. Vehicles with private drivers should not keep their engines running while waiting for independent unit owners in the covered parking area.
6. Washing vehicles, changing oil, performing polluting repairs, and cleaning mats should not be done in the parking areas.
7. Children should not be allowed to enter the parking areas for play or other purposes, as a precaution against potential accidents.
8. Valuable items such as mobile phones and laptops should not be left in vehicles parked in the parking areas.
9. Vehicle keys should not be left inside parked vehicles, and doors should be locked when the vehicle is unattended to prevent theft.
10. Personal belongings should not be left in the parking areas, and any items intended for disposal should be reported to the site management.
11. Security personnel should not be pressured regarding the continuous parking of visitor vehicles on the site.
12. Vehicle keys should not be entrusted to the site security, cleaning, or technical staff under any circumstances. The site management and staff have no responsibility in this matter.
13. Vehicles should be parked in a manner that does not obstruct the passage of emergency vehicles such as ambulances or fire trucks. Do not park in front of sidewalks leading to building entrances.
14. Residents should not use another’s designated parking space, even if it is near their residence, except for short-term parking, unloading, or loading.
15. Residents should not park their vehicles on the site’s roadways, even if it is close to their residence.
16. Avoid honking the horn and playing loud music in the parking areas to prevent disturbance.
17. LPG (gas) vehicles cannot be parked in covered parking areas for safety reasons.
18. In case of problematic situations that are not resolved despite warnings from the Site Management, the Site Management may resolve these issues, including towing vehicles if necessary, to ensure traffic flow and security measures.

4. FIRE SAFETY

1. In case of a fire in your apartment or nearby, you must notify the fire department, neighbors, and site management. Use the fire alarm buttons located on each floor to activate the alarm.
2. If you detect a fire before it spreads, you can use the fire hoses and extinguishers on each floor to put it out. Smoke detectors, fire sprinklers, alarm buttons, and sirens are also available in the corridors.
3. Do not interfere with the fire suppression system components during renovations in your home.
4. You will be legally responsible for any incidents resulting from renovations, including those related to the fire suppression system.

5. PETS

1. Pets must be cared for inside the residence. Residents must take necessary precautions to avoid disturbing other apartment owners. Pet waste should be collected and cleaned using plastic bags by the pet owner. Pets can be walked in common areas only if they are leashed and all safety measures are in place.
2. Pets that cannot be controlled by children, even if leashed or tethered, are not allowed to be walked by children within the site.
3. Do not keep farm animals, poultry, or aggressive animals (including pitbulls) as pets.
4. Care and attention must be given when using elevators.
5. It is inappropriate to feed stray animals within the site, so do not place food or pet food in common areas.
6. Pets should only be walked in common areas on a leash, and efforts should be made to prevent them from damaging green areas and surroundings. Do not let pets roam freely in common areas.
7. If pets continuously make noise and disturb neighbors, the owner will first be reminded to train the pet. If the issue persists, the pet may be required to be removed.
8. Pets should not be left alone at home for extended periods, as it can negatively affect them and cause noise. Pets should be left alone at home as little as possible.
9. Those who violate the above rules will first be warned by the staff. If the behavior persists, legal complaints may be filed under Article 177 of the Turkish Penal Code regarding "Releasing an Animal in a Dangerous Manner."

6. VISITOR RULES

1. For regular cleaning staff, caregivers, etc., a Waiver Form must be completed to facilitate their access at the main entrance and issue a staff card outside standard security procedures. All entries and exits are recorded using a magnetic card.
2. Visitors and guests will be stopped, asked about their purpose, and checked for identification if not previously notified by the independent unit owner.
3. Repair, renovation, subcontractor services, food delivery, etc., personnel will always be subject to identity verification and will be allowed entry only after confirmation from the independent unit owner. If the unit owner cannot be reached, the visitor's entry may be denied.
4. Parking areas have a coding system for block entrances. All residents should use this coding system or proximity keys to enter the blocks. Codes must not be shared with third parties and should be kept confidential.
5. Visitors' vehicles should not park in spaces designated for other units within the site.
6. The responsibility for ensuring that all visitors and other individuals comply with behavior and rules lies with the relevant site resident.
7. All independent unit residents must inform the Site Management of the names and phone numbers of any helpers they employ in their homes.
8. The site resident is responsible for any damage or harm caused by their or their guests' negligence or carelessness to the site or its facilities. Security personnel will greet visitors with a friendly demeanor and direct them only after receiving approval from their destination.

7. POSTAL AND COURIER SERVICES

1. Security personnel at the main entrance are not authorized to receive mail and courier deliveries for residents. Do not insist on assistance in this matter.
2. Mail and courier deliveries requiring hand delivery will be sent to the independent unit after confirmation from the resident. Deliveries not made by PTT will be left in the mailboxes at block entrances with the assistance of distribution personnel.

8. MOVING AND RENTAL RULES

Apartment owners may rent out or otherwise transfer use of their units to others. However, frequent changes in residents or exceeding the physical capacity of the unit should be avoided for the quality of life and peace within the site. Therefore, owners and tenants must comply with the following:

1. Do not rent a unit to multiple tenants simultaneously.
2. Owners should remind tenants or users of their obligations under the Management Plan and inform them about the Living Rules.
3. Owners must notify the Site Management of the names and addresses of tenants or users within 15 days from the start date of the lease.
4. Moving hours are restricted to weekdays between 09:30 and 18:00. Moving is not allowed on Sundays. Site Management may impose restrictions during holidays and similar periods.
5. Without permission and appointment from Site Management, logistical vehicles and goods entry and exit will not be permitted.
6. After moving, the security and building manager will inspect for damages and document them. Only the designated freight elevator should be used during moving. Moving will not be allowed without elevator coverings, and the resident is responsible for any damages.
7. Before moving, register with the Site Management Office and submit required documents (lease agreement/title deed, copies of identification).
8. When selling or renting a unit or changing tenants, owners must clear any outstanding balances with the Site Management and obtain a clearance letter indicating no outstanding debt.

According to the Site Management Plan of Park Oran Residences, residents are expected to use the common areas within the site with goodwill and in accordance with the rules. Therefore, we kindly request and encourage all valued residents to be more diligent in adhering to the guidelines for the use of common areas.

Park Oran Residences Management