Estate Governance

Governance structure that gives residents and owners a clear line of accountability.

The Lombardy Lifestyle Estate is governed through a body corporate structure supported by trustees and operational management. The intent is practical stewardship, not ceremonial governance language.

Trustee notices Management overview

Estate focus

Governance is part of daily estate quality.

Estate standards, financial stewardship, maintenance decisions, and resident communication all rely on governance being visible, credible, and current.

Board of Trustees

Daliso Ngoma

Chairman

Ross Moodliar

Trustee

Kay Beharie

Trustee

Ronald Hamalala

Trustee

Gayathree Harrichand

Trustee

Role of trustees

The trustees are responsible for oversight, policy direction, governance standards, and stewardship of the estate’s shared interests.

Body corporate governance

The body corporate enables the estate to manage common property, financial obligations, maintenance priorities, and resident standards in an accountable way.

CSOS relationship

The Community Schemes Ombud Service provides oversight around scheme rules, dispute resolution processes, and governance training for trustees and directors.

Finance

Levy responsibility and arrears communication.

Levies are the main source of funding that keeps the estate operating effectively.

Owners are expected to keep levy accounts current so the estate can meet maintenance and service obligations.

Owners in arrears are encouraged to communicate early with the debtors department.

Acknowledgement of Debt processes may be used when owners need a structured repayment arrangement.

Public finance support details are intentionally not listed on the website. Levy guidance stays visible here, while account-specific handling remains within the management process and future secure resident tools.