I have noticed that a lot of the older people (or should I say people who have lived her for a long time) complain about noise problems. A younger generation has moved in and thay have children. Sorry the kids like to play outside during the day. These are apartments you know, not a senior community.
One person said this is what happends when management starts accepting section 8. Why does she have to blaim hte the less fortunate. Just because section 8 people cant afford rent doesn make them bad people. That person should go buy a house since she doesnt want to be around them. (I hope you read this and get the point). There are a lot of crack head in the woods in the back. I see them when I'm driving by. There are also a lot of apartments around here. I have lived in apartments with tighter security than this. And they are still crazy places to live. It's a crazy world.

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From: ladybug69	Date: 07/20/2006
I don't have a problem with people on Section 8. I have a family member on it. But, since this complex started accepting low income..the place HAS gone downhill. Before? They never would have allowed a family of 4 in a one bedroom. Now? They do. Go figure. You might as well get off you high horse. I'm in the low income bracket but still manage to be respectful and polite to those around me. Which is more than I can say for the majority of those living around me. Has nothing to do with the kids (although it would be nice if some parents would actually watch their kids and quit letting them run around in the parking lot. That's how accidents happen)..it has to do with YOUNG people blaring their music for the world to hear. No offense but not everyone enjoys rap music.

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