Dear Mr [redacted] The association has contacted a professional exterminator to get further information about their service and how they might help Mr [redacted] to mitigate any mice intrusionHere is what we were told: The opening and closing of garage doors, or if a door is left open, even for a few minutes, can allow a mouse or other critters to enter; and they couldn’t guarantee one home owner in an attached unit complex association unless the whole building was regularly serviced This service is not part of a covered association expense per their association’s governing documentsThe Association and exterminator suggested the Home Owner have the property re-examined and advise of any further means to alleviate rodent intrusions in addition to what’s already been suggested and repaired, like keeping garage doors close and sealing any interior openings as wellWe are sorry, the association’s hands are tied To date, no other home owner in that four unit building has contacted us regarding mice issues, but it is a good idea to keep in contact with your neighbors and work together if necessaryRespectfully, Network Management Co c/o Glendale Village Association
To who it may concernNetwork Management has nothing to do with LaSalle management, Garrett Squares past Management CompanyApril 8, this all started because [redacted] backed into her garage doorThe Garrett Square association board asked her to have the damaged door replaced or the association would have the door replaced and bill it to her account, this went on for some time before the board turn it over to legal on November 5, She then ignored all request to give us access to have the garage door replacedThis came from the association attorneyThe unpaid legal fees is what started legal proceedingsThe association attorney and Network Management sent [redacted] a letter/email explaining that if she wanted to review the association files she would need to make an appointment with the management company and that she would be responsible for copying costStatements have been sent every month to [redacted] address by USPSThis is standard operation procedure if there is an outstanding balance on the account As you can see the association gave the owner more than enough time to correct the situation before any legal startedThank you
Re: Revdex.com Complaint # [redacted] Mr [redacted] , Attached please find pages that I have compiled in response to the claim by [redacted] of [redacted] in [redacted] 1) Resubmission of the initial letter dated 4/28/16, which is still our stand2) photos taken by me on 5/4/at 1:pm which clearly shows that Ms [redacted] has been "landscaping" the area outside her unitThe common area (grass and rock) does not belong to the homeownerIn three of the four photos a shovel leaning against the siding is clearly seen3) An email from [redacted] of Advanced WaterproofingThis company is a third party contractor who has never done work at Morning View 2nd, asked by me, of Network Management, to go to [redacted] ST W to take photos and report on findings of the condition of the sidewalkNo mention of why this was being requested, only that we wanted to be sure that there was no trip hazardAs you can see from his report "I don't think the current slope is a problem." The photos show the entire walk wayIt does appear at this time that someone had begun to remove sod from the areaThis was not the Lawn Company nor Network Management4) I have included communication between the Farm Bureau agent and the Farm Bureau adjuster indicating updates on Ms [redacted] 's claimThis speaks for itself5) The last page was a work order created and sent to the Lawn Company to make any landscaping repairs necessary to perhaps level the ground if that were the issueWhen Fenne's Outdoor arrived, Ms [redacted] refused to allow the crew to do any work, so she was asked to sign and date the work order
Dear Mr [redacted] The association has contacted a professional exterminator to get further information about their service and how they might help Mr [redacted] to mitigate any mice intrusionHere is what we were told: The opening and closing of garage doors, or if a door is left open, even for a few minutes, can allow a mouse or other critters to enter; and they couldn’t guarantee one home owner in an attached unit complex association unless the whole building was regularly serviced This service is not part of a covered association expense per their association’s governing documentsThe Association and exterminator suggested the Home Owner have the property re-examined and advise of any further means to alleviate rodent intrusions in addition to what’s already been suggested and repaired, like keeping garage doors close and sealing any interior openings as wellWe are sorry, the association’s hands are tied To date, no other home owner in that four unit building has contacted us regarding mice issues, but it is a good idea to keep in contact with your neighbors and work together if necessaryRespectfully, Network Management Co c/o Glendale Village Association
To who it may concernNetwork Management has nothing to do with LaSalle management, Garrett Squares past Management CompanyApril 8, this all started because [redacted] backed into her garage doorThe Garrett Square association board asked her to have the damaged door replaced or the association would have the door replaced and bill it to her account, this went on for some time before the board turn it over to legal on November 5, She then ignored all request to give us access to have the garage door replacedThis came from the association attorneyThe unpaid legal fees is what started legal proceedingsThe association attorney and Network Management sent [redacted] a letter/email explaining that if she wanted to review the association files she would need to make an appointment with the management company and that she would be responsible for copying costStatements have been sent every month to [redacted] address by USPSThis is standard operation procedure if there is an outstanding balance on the account As you can see the association gave the owner more than enough time to correct the situation before any legal startedThank you
Re: Revdex.com Complaint # [redacted] Mr [redacted] , Attached please find pages that I have compiled in response to the claim by [redacted] of [redacted] in [redacted] 1) Resubmission of the initial letter dated 4/28/16, which is still our stand2) photos taken by me on 5/4/at 1:pm which clearly shows that Ms [redacted] has been "landscaping" the area outside her unitThe common area (grass and rock) does not belong to the homeownerIn three of the four photos a shovel leaning against the siding is clearly seen3) An email from [redacted] of Advanced WaterproofingThis company is a third party contractor who has never done work at Morning View 2nd, asked by me, of Network Management, to go to [redacted] ST W to take photos and report on findings of the condition of the sidewalkNo mention of why this was being requested, only that we wanted to be sure that there was no trip hazardAs you can see from his report "I don't think the current slope is a problem." The photos show the entire walk wayIt does appear at this time that someone had begun to remove sod from the areaThis was not the Lawn Company nor Network Management4) I have included communication between the Farm Bureau agent and the Farm Bureau adjuster indicating updates on Ms [redacted] 's claimThis speaks for itself5) The last page was a work order created and sent to the Lawn Company to make any landscaping repairs necessary to perhaps level the ground if that were the issueWhen Fenne's Outdoor arrived, Ms [redacted] refused to allow the crew to do any work, so she was asked to sign and date the work order