Pavilion Crossings

$120 TOWING and BREAKINS From: -Anonymous- Date posted: 12/13/2006 Years at this apartment: 2006 - 2006   A friend recently moved to this complex and I came to visit for no more than thirty minutes last night and my car was towed. I was told by the management that the policy is in place because basically people that live there are too lazy to walk and they are complaining of visitors parking in spots nearby to buildings. Because of this laziness it cost me $120 and I had to sleep on the floor at a friend's apartment there because she just moved in and they would not let me pick up my car until 7am (car was towed around 9pm) so I was also late for work and despite explaning the situation to my manager I was almost fired. This is absurd. There is no reason that you need to have towing enforced at an apartment complex. If residents are too lazy to walk a few extra feet to get to their apartments then perhaps they should be given free golf carts. On the subject of vandalism, I have had my car broken into and so has a friend that came to visit someone there. $350 to replace a window is not exactly within my throwaway budget. Nothing was stolen on either car because the alarms went off. They used to have a security patrol car circle the complex at night but we all know the effectiveness of that is worthless. I am certainly NOT recommending this apartment complex to ANYONE whatsoever and I will strongly encourage anyone I meet that currently lives there to leave. Thanks for the expensive inconvenience.

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