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Rooftop Access Request for Family Needs

Husnain Nusrat Antora requests permission from the building committee to access the rooftop of Surolok for the benefit of their newborn child, citing health issues that make trips to the ground floor challenging. The letter emphasizes their commitment to adhering to building rules and being responsible residents. Antora expresses willingness to meet with the committee to discuss the request further and provide any necessary documentation.
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Rooftop Access Request for Family Needs

Husnain Nusrat Antora requests permission from the building committee to access the rooftop of Surolok for the benefit of their newborn child, citing health issues that make trips to the ground floor challenging. The letter emphasizes their commitment to adhering to building rules and being responsible residents. Antora expresses willingness to meet with the committee to discuss the request further and provide any necessary documentation.
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21.05.

2023
SHUROLOK 67, udayon school road, mollartek, dakshin khan,
Uttora, Dhaka 1230.

Subject: Request for Permission to Access Rooftop

Dear Committee Members,


I hope this letter finds you in good health and high spirits. I am writing to formally request
permission to access to the rooftop of our building,Surolok. I reside on the top floor (10 A) of the
building and I have a genuine inconvenience to seek access to the rooftop.

As a resident of Surolok, I am well aware of the policies and rules set by the building committee
to ensure the safety and security of all residents. However, I kindly ask for your understanding
and consideration of my unique circumstances. Recently, my spouse and I were blessed with a
beautiful newborn child and we are keen on providing a nurturing and stimulating environment
for our little one's development.
Living on the top floor presents certain challenges, especially when it comes to maintaining
outdoor activities with a child. Unfortunately, due to mine and my child's health issues, it is
highly inconvenient and physically demanding for me to make a daily trip to the ground floor with
the baby. It would be immensely helpful if we were granted permission to access the rooftop, as
it would allow us to take short strolls and enjoy the fresh air in a safe and secure environment.

I assure you that we fully understand and respect the rules and regulations of the building. We
will be responsible and considerate residents, ensuring that no disturbances or inconvenience is
caused to fellow residents or the maintenance staff. We are fully aware that the rooftop is a
shared space and that we will be responsible for any damages or misuse that may occur during
our presence.
To demonstrate our commitment, I am willing to sign any necessary liability waivers and adhere
to any additional rules or conditions that the building committee deems appropriate. I genuinely
believe that granting us permission to access the rooftop will contribute to the well-being of our
child and our family as a whole, while also minimizing any inconvenience caused by my health
issues.

I kindly request a meeting with the building committee to discuss this matter further and address
any concerns or questions you may have. I would be more than happy to provide any additional
information or documentation that may be required to support my request.

Thank you for taking the time to consider my application. I greatly appreciate your attention to
this matter and I look forward to discussing it further with you.
Yours sincerely,
Husnain Nusrat Antora
Mobile number- (01675913890)
Daughter of Ali Haider Mortoza

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