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by: Max - Sat, 31 Jul 2021 03:19 UTC

Some houses in south-western Sydney have 15+ people living there, which
is causing problems when one person gets Covid and it spreads to the
whole household, because the initial case is too scared to come forward.

Is there a limit to how many people are allowed to live in the one
house? You can't have 50 people living in a house, surely? (Since
2006, new apartments in City of Sydney can have maximum 2 occupants per
bedroom.)

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by: Rod Speed - Sat, 31 Jul 2021 03:48 UTC

Max <max@val.morgan> wrote

> Some houses in south-western Sydney have 15+ people living there, which is
> causing problems when one person gets Covid and it spreads to the whole
> household, because the initial case is too scared to come forward.

Not just scared but choose not to isolate because
their goes their casual income and they don’t realise
that they can get some income assistance in that case.

> Is there a limit to how many people are allowed to live in the one house?

Not in that simplistic mathematical sense.

> You can't have 50 people living in a house, surely?

Depends on how big the house is and how many rooms if has etc.

> (Since 2006, new apartments in City of Sydney can have maximum 2 occupants
> per bedroom.)

That’s bullshit with kids.

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by: Phil Allison - Sat, 31 Jul 2021 03:50 UTC

Max wrote:
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> Some houses in south-western Sydney have 15+ people living there, which
> is causing problems when one person gets Covid and it spreads to the
> whole household, because the initial case is too scared to come forward.
>
> Is there a limit to how many people are allowed to live in the one
> house?

** Not if its family.

But 5 or more boarders needs a license.
A normal house wold never qualify.

>You can't have 50 people living in a house, surely?

**How big is the house .....

(Since 2006, new apartments in City of Sydney can have maximum 2 occupants per
bedroom.)

** To stop commercial operations using high rise apartments as "hot bedding" hotels.

...... Phil

Subject	Author
limit to residents per dwelling	Max
Re: limit to residents per dwelling	Rod Speed
Re: limit to residents per dwelling	Phil Allison