Welcome Residents
Whether you’re new to Casino Towers or have lived here for years, this page provides essential information to help you navigate daily life in our community. From moving in and understanding building rules, to accessing key contacts and finding answers to common questions, we’ve got you covered.
House Rules & By-Laws
To maintain a harmonious community, residents must follow the registered by-laws of CTS 34087, as well as any additional guidelines endorsed by the committee.
Key Topics Covered Include:
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Noise limits and quiet hours
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Pet ownership and application process
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Use of balconies, BBQs, and common areas
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Waste disposal and recycling procedures
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Parking and visitor parking guidelines
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Short-term letting rules (if applicable)
Reminder: By-laws are enforceable under Queensland legislation. Non-compliance may result in penalties or action by the Body Corporate.
Resident FAQs
To save time and reduce confusion, we’ve compiled answers to the most common questions asked by residents:
Pets are permitted with prior approval. Complete the Pet Application Form and submit it to the committee for review.
Please keep noise to a minimum between 10:00 PM and 7:00 AM, especially on balconies or in shared areas.
The gym and pool are located on Level 7 and are accessible with your key fob.
Yes, but residents are responsible for their guests and must accompany them at all times.
Levies are typically issued every four months. Payment details are included in your notice or available through the resident portal.
Reach out to the Body Corporate Manager listed on the [Contact Us] page.
Generally, external walls, shared hallways, and amenities are common property. Fixtures inside your apartment are your responsibility. Refer to the CMS for details.
Use the Maintenance Request Form or see urgent contact numbers below.
Please note that the body corporate is responsible only for common property maintenance. Private property maintenance is the responsibility of the resident. Residents are also expected to take reasonable steps to minimise any damage.