The recent windy weather has brought down some quite large branches from trees in the park and on to plots on PPA.
Fortunately PPAA has a volunteer with the necessary qualifications to deal with and to remove these, and he’ll attend to them over the next week or two. So if anyone should discover these on their plot, then all that they need to do is to wait.
While you’re here…
Subscribers to this website will generally have received an email notifying them of this article, and all tenants who’ve consented to email contact by PPAA have been added to the Subscriber List.
NB: such tenants, but who’ve chosen to unsubscribe from this list will not be sent individual emails on important matters, e.g. the procedure on how to ensure that their tenancy continues, when the new Tenancy Agreement is introduced, and requires their becoming a party.
The website settings are such, that if a recipient should reply to this email using their own email account, then it’s been arranged that so doing will send an email to the PPAA gmail account.
However, the notification email also features a “comment“ button. Clicking on this will take the user to the comment section beneath the public website article notified by the email, where they can leave a public comment. That is, doing this will not send any email to the PPAA account.
The website has been receiving a few comments, worded as if the sender perhaps believed that they were private emails, and the gmail account emails worded as if they were maybe public comments.
(At one time PPAA used emailing software for its mailing list, but that isn’t any longer the case. Publishing communications to all on the website means that subscribers can be confident that they’re receiving the same as all the other recipients, whereas emailing software generally promotes – as an advantage – the capacity to send different messages to chosen groups.)
We hope that the above might have helped to clear up any uncertainty or misunderstanding.
PPA Website Team
