Other: Summit Pointe Apts, Unit 1071, 1071 Knollwood Circle. Our unit has had recurring water intrusion and moisture problems since June 2026, and management has not tested for mold or provided any inspection findings. On June 22 we reported water on the bathroom floor and wet carpet near the bedroom entrance using the maintenance request form on Summit Pointe's website (photo 1 is from that day). On July 3 maintenance came and, according to my brother, checked the carpet with a moisture meter and said a full inspection was needed, but that inspection never happened. Management now says it has no record of our 2026 requests, and none appear in the resident portal. On Sept 23 and 24, after rain, the cardboard we had placed by the bathroom wall to track water was wet again. We have also found dark spotting on the bathroom wall and bathtub area and on the underside of a mattress that sat on the bedroom carpet. We run dehumidifiers daily and are not using the affected bathroom. On Oct 1 an area maintenance supervisor lifted the carpet in Bedroom 1. There was discoloration and dark spotting on the underside of the carpet and on the padding. He said he was confident it was not mold, but no sample was taken and no testing was done. Using the same Klein Tools ET140 meter in Hardwood mode, as he directed, we measured about 26 to 29% (red range starts at 24.5%) on discolored and raised areas of the exposed flooring. The living room floor also has a raised area. We are asking for a City inspection of the unit for water intrusion, moisture and possible mold, including the bathroom, the Bedroom 1 carpet, padding and flooring, and the living room floor. Photos and records are available on request.

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Jeremy Bettis

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