Capitol Building Apartments

Safety violations, bad behaviors and marihuana fumes From: -Anonymous- Date posted: 12/3/2004 Years at this apartment: 2004 - 2004   We want the Capitol Building to be a good place to live at, unfortunately, at this point it isn't. Fire and smoke alarms have been removed. A safety inspector should evaluate functionality and the existence of them periodically. People who smoke marihuana in the building have removed them. The strong marihuana smell impregnates the environment. A very comprehensive walk through needs to happen,morever, also a survey about the environment should occur. The noise level and drug use are issues at the moment. I foresee a deterioration of the place if management does not consider tenants' satisfaction as an important topic. The entrance of the building ( the face of it) is normally stained with pigeon's dejection...'a crappy entrance", literally.

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