the gutter above my front door has been hanging off the building for weeks and my landlord has yet to fix it. it has been dropping nails and causes water to flood my entrance. the issue continues to worsen each day. it’s a large gutter and i’m afraid it could fall and hurt myself or my neighbors.
the gutter above my front door has been hanging off the building for weeks and my landlord has yet to fix it. it has been dropping nails and causes water to flood my entrance. the issue continues to worsen each day. it’s a large gutter and i’m afraid it could fall and hurt myself or my neighbors.
The ceiling has water damage and has had this since move in it was first pointed out by Britney King the property manager upon our walkthrough. Since moving in about 7 months ago this is continuously gotten worse and has not been repaired. This water is actively dripping as of today onto my counter
I am reporting a concern regarding the townhome unit adjacent to mine. I have been informed/observed that the electricity in that unit has been off for an extended period (several months). Because the units are connected, I am concerned that lack of utilities and maintenance in the neighboring unit may be contributing to building-wide issues, including moisture, water intrusion, or other structural concerns affecting my unit. There has already been water damage and active moisture concerns in my unit, and I want to ensure the adjacent unit is inspected to determine whether it is contributing to these conditions. I am requesting that the neighboring unit be inspected for maintenance, utility status, and any conditions that could impact surrounding units. Also I have entered my name, address and phone number yet the system is still marking this as anonymous.
I am reporting a concern regarding the townhome unit adjacent to mine. I have been informed/observed that the electricity in that unit has been off for an extended period (several months). Because the units are connected, I am concerned that lack of utilities and maintenance in the neighboring unit may be contributing to building-wide issues, including moisture, water intrusion, or other structural concerns affecting my unit. There has already been water damage and active moisture concerns in my unit, and I want to ensure the adjacent unit is inspected to determine whether it is contributing to these conditions. I am requesting that the neighboring unit be inspected for maintenance, utility status, and any conditions that could impact surrounding units.
Despite the BHA making multiple efforts to ask the resident in 918 to stop allowing multiple guests to chainsmoke cigarettes and other "combustible materials" given that this is a non-smoking building, I have a documented medical issue, and the presence of oxygen tanks, the resident in 918 continues to allow guests to smoke. The office offered to transfer me to a different unit, but upon receiving the key after signing the lease, the unit had serious water damage and heavy mold. I am not able to move into the new unit until those issues are addressed. Resident in 918 continues to allow smoking day and night, high foot traffic, and sits with his door open all day waiting for me to come and go so he can make comments to try to get a reaction out of me in retaliation for the previous report. This is a follow-up to that previous report. Thank you.b
We have a water leak in the bedroom ceiling is soft and turning yellow. Multiple c anything elseracks in walls, very dirty under the oven. Air leak under windowsill. North entrance to building doesn’t lock. Homeless people entering. Dust is stuck to fan blades on ceiling fan and air conditioner. Thermostat doesn’t work and can’t control heat.
We also need to report a serious safety hazard outside our unit, HC 503, at Hoosier Court Apartments. When the leasing company’s maintenance team repaired the water pipeline in front of our porch two months ago, they removed and damaged the steps leading to our entrance. Since then, the steps have not been rebuilt, and the entire front porch area has been left uneven and unsafe. There is still a large hole in front of our unit, and the ground is unstable because of the mud and dirt they dug up but never refilled. Because there are no steps, we have been forced to exit our home through the bushes, which is extremely unsafe, and we have almost slipped multiple times due to the uneven ground. This situation has been ongoing for over two months, and despite informing the leasing office several times, no repairs have been made. The current condition presents a significant tripping and falling hazard, and we are requesting HAND’s intervention for safety reasons.
We have mold in our unit, the property management company is not taking proper actions to get rid of it, they said they are just going to clean it with dawn and water, I work for a property management company and this is not the correct way to handle it, I have informed my leasing office that they are NOT to enter my unit!
Bradford Pears (invasive species) located at Monroe Water Treatment Plant. The two trees are located at the discharge point of a surface drain. More importantly, the trees are located directly adjacent to the Hoosier National Forest, which is just a mere 50ft away (across Shady Side Dr). Currently, the trees are bearing fruit. It appears that these fruits' seeds have the opportunity to traverse the slope and end up in our watershed, tainting the Hoosier National Forest, as an invasive species. The trees should be removed ASAP, as part of the City's initiative to systematically remove Bradford Pear trees from public property. Given the proximity to the National Forest and in the confines of the Lake Monroe watershed, this is a priority site.