Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 7:PMTo: drteam Subject: FW: Revdex.com of Houston and South Texas- Complaint regarding Your
Business #*** My name is Barbara D*** and I am the Property Manager for *** *** in *** ***. To follow is Weingarten’s response to the Revdex.com Complaint #***: We have received continued complaints from business owners (our tenants) and customers at *** *** that the parking lots are always full. Our tenants and customers continue to observe individuals parking in *** ***’s parking lots and leaving their vehicles to do business elsewhere. The vehicle owners may work at the nearby hospitals, at a neighboring office complex, utilize *** etc. Essentially, these vehicle owners are not primarily doing business at our shopping center even though their vehicle is in our lot for an extended period of timePer *** ***, an unauthorized vehicle can be removed from private property so long as there is displayed, in plain view at entrances to the property, a sign prohibiting public parking and indicating that vehicles will be removed at the owner’s expense. To ensure that we are meeting the needs of our tenants and customers, vehicles are only tagged for towing if (1) the vehicle owner is observed leaving the property after they have parked at *** *** or (2) the vehicle is parked in an unauthorized zone (accessible parking stalls, fire lanes, permit parking stalls, driveways, delivery zones, etc.). If a vehicle owner exits their vehicle and enters one of *** ***’s business establishments, their vehicle WILL NOT be tagged for towingOn 10/6/at approximately 8:AM, the towing company witnessed the driver of a *** *** with plates *** park at *** *** and immediately exit the shopping center by foot. The vehicle was tagged at 8:AM and towed at 3:PM. We have obtained photo documentation from the towing company illustrating the car was parked on the property and tagged at 8:AM and later towed at 3:PMWhile we appreciate the customers that shop at our tenants' businesses, our tenants rely on us to ensure that the parking lot is not being used by individuals who are doing business elsewhere. If you should have any questions regarding this information, please do not hesitate to contact meBarbara D*** Property Manager *** *** ***
WEINGARTEN REALTYReal Estate for Everyday Retail *** *** *** * *** *** ** ***
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Sent: Wednesday, December 30, 7:PMTo: drteam Subject: FW: Revdex.com of Houston and South Texas- Complaint regarding Your
Business #*** My name is Barbara D*** and I am the Property Manager for *** *** in *** ***. To follow is Weingarten’s response to the Revdex.com Complaint #***: We have received continued complaints from business owners (our tenants) and customers at *** *** that the parking lots are always full. Our tenants and customers continue to observe individuals parking in *** ***’s parking lots and leaving their vehicles to do business elsewhere. The vehicle owners may work at the nearby hospitals, at a neighboring office complex, utilize *** etc. Essentially, these vehicle owners are not primarily doing business at our shopping center even though their vehicle is in our lot for an extended period of timePer *** ***, an unauthorized vehicle can be removed from private property so long as there is displayed, in plain view at entrances to the property, a sign prohibiting public parking and indicating that vehicles will be removed at the owner’s expense. To ensure that we are meeting the needs of our tenants and customers, vehicles are only tagged for towing if (1) the vehicle owner is observed leaving the property after they have parked at *** *** or (2) the vehicle is parked in an unauthorized zone (accessible parking stalls, fire lanes, permit parking stalls, driveways, delivery zones, etc.). If a vehicle owner exits their vehicle and enters one of *** ***’s business establishments, their vehicle WILL NOT be tagged for towingOn 10/6/at approximately 8:AM, the towing company witnessed the driver of a *** *** with plates *** park at *** *** and immediately exit the shopping center by foot. The vehicle was tagged at 8:AM and towed at 3:PM. We have obtained photo documentation from the towing company illustrating the car was parked on the property and tagged at 8:AM and later towed at 3:PMWhile we appreciate the customers that shop at our tenants' businesses, our tenants rely on us to ensure that the parking lot is not being used by individuals who are doing business elsewhere. If you should have any questions regarding this information, please do not hesitate to contact meBarbara D*** Property Manager *** *** ***
WEINGARTEN REALTYReal Estate for Everyday Retail *** *** *** * *** *** ** ***
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