When I decided to move here I paid the deposit, signed the lease and my move in date was in August. The date was changed 3 times and the last time I wasn't told until after I rented a truck, had everything packed and had to be out of my other apartment. Management put me into a different apartment until my arartment was ready and they told me they would move me. That never happened. In fact, I sayed in the building across the street for 2 weeks and was planning on moving into my apartment on the week-end but that wasn't good enough, management made me move before then, they didn't help at all and I was told in I wasn't out by the tomorrow, they would change the locks and I couldn't get my belongings, furniture etc. This was just the start of things to come.

After I moved into the apartment I was supposed to have, which wasn't the one I was shown, everything was all right for a little while. After all the buildings were full, things started to change. Parking at my building became poor, to many cars, not enough spots and only 1 handicap spot which is always taken and I am disabled. Management decided to add a $25 a month pet fee, what this fee is for, no one knows. This is on top of the $250 pet deposit. The trash dumpsters were taked away and 1 trash compacter was installed which isn't easy for a disabled person to get to.
And to top it off I now have a mold problem which has ruined shoes, bags and now furniture. I have been reimbursed for my losses but the mold is affecting my health and the problem has to be acknowledged. This doesn't go away easily, it is on the drywall. I have been told that I transfer to another apartment when one is available but until then I breathe in mold spores daily. Lovely apartment, isn't it. I didn't want to have to move again but I may have too.

User Responses
From: goldenchild	Date: 10/10/2006
I agree about the trash compactor. It's a major inconvience.
From: rj11	Date: 03/13/2007
Yeah I'm not crazy about the compactor either but we're not too far from it. I can understand if you were on the other side of the complex.
From: Anonymous	Date: 04/15/2007
I am just looking for apartments and would like to say-if there is a mold issue you need to contact the county health department and let them come out and test the mold. A woman just won a major lawsuit over this same issue. MOLD is not to be played with-it is very dangerous. From all the apartments I have looked at this complex seems to be the best just has a few issues with some not so smart tenents.
From: Anonymous	Date: 08/03/2007
The not so smart tenents is correctly spelled tenAnts. Thank you for the advice on contacting the county health department...that was extremely helpful, again, thank you.

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