If I can save one person the strife this place has caused me then I have done my job. This complex will charge you for every mistake you didn't even know you made. Backing in to a parking space etc. Also when they fine you they charge you 35$ for posting a nasty letter on your door. Even if you are a good person who is mindful not to step on toes, you will cross one of their amazingly stupid rules; they are so rigid and money hungry that they will NOT ALLOW ANY FORGIVENESS.

Summary you will be charged, your friends will be towed AVOID AT ALL COSTS












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User Responses
From: IRS4YOU	Date: 02/13/2007
I just dug out a copy of my lease, and sure enough back in parking is prohibited, just as with most apartments because exhaust can go into open windows. If you get towed it is because you are in someones reserved parking space or a fire lane, makes sence. They do not issue fines, they issue notices of lease violations and give you 10 days to comply. You are responsable for your guests so maybe you should tell them not to park in spaces that say reserved? Now for the "forgiveness" part. Everyone has to be treated the same, Forgive one forgive all. And that would not be fair to thoes that live here like me, and follow the rules. Bottom line is, if you can not follow simple rules as stated in black and white in your move in paper work, maybe you would be better off living under an overpass or something?
From: Anonymous	Date: 06/07/2007
Another message from the manager. Yes, you can't park backed in, but it's not because exhaust will go into the windows. Or, if that is the excuse, it's a lame one as the parking spaces are nowhere near anyone's windows. The real reason properties do this is to prevent accidental backing into other cars and causing damage. The "notice fee" of $35 is also illegal and cannot be help up on court if challenged. It is interesting that the manager, who has reponded to this post, is writing that everyone must follow the same rules. It's interesting, because she doesn't follow the rules herself. Her dog is over the weight limit allowed (per the lease agreement) and it is not a service animal because, under Washington state law she has to show proof the the animal is a trained service animal. "Emotional Support" is not adequate under the law to be deemed a service animal, sorry. She has three vehicles on the propertly, when the lease specifically states that there is to be no more than two cars per resident on the property. She was selling her vehicle *on* the property and the lease, again, states that there are to be no business transactions conducted on the property. So everyone follows the rules? So, maybe they should be "living under an overpass or something" themselves?
From: Anonymous	Date: 07/25/2007
Tis so true . Have to agree with this person . Lived here longer than Id like to admit, and I for one have seen as many rules broken by the staff as the tenants . And some unfair partiality toward some of their favorites . If rules are rules than shouldnt they apply to all the SAME ? And whats w/the managers other half walking around here w/a dog that lunges at passers by and other pets . What if it gets a hold of another animal or child ????????? Thats not only in poor taste but its likely to end in not only an injury to a person or animal...but a big fat law suit . Id definately advise others to really consider moving elsewhere .

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