During my 12 month stay at Las Salinas Condominiums, I was prohibited by condominium association parking lot attendants from parking my automobile in the condominium parking lot as my automobile exceeding the condominium association's arbitrary model limit (which prohibits pickup trucks in excess of three quarter ton from being on the property between 2300 and 0600 hours). (This random prohibition is included in the condominium association's handbook, a copy of which was not provided to me prior to my relocation to the condominium.)
However, also during my stay at the condo I observed regular violations of condominium association 'regulations', including at least two vehicles (a pickup truck and a cargo van) that exceeded the three quarter ton limit and, at any given time, at least a dozen vehicles (including one under a car cover, dusty and clearly inoperative) failing to display valid registrations. Further, parked haphazardly into a parking lot space and with two flat tires and no license plate was a pickup truck owned by the condominium association.
According to 'regulations' detailed in the condominium association handbook, for each of these units was subject to "immediate removal without notice" for failure to comply with association regulations. I repeatedly brought this discrepency to the attention of condominium association secretary Rayshonqua Lyons and the two parking lot attendants, but none of these persons bothered to ensure parking lot regulations were being fairly and uniformly enforced.
Upon my relocation from the condominium, parking lot attendants secured an immobilization device to my automobile and, threatening to have the automobile towed, demanded I pay $50.00 to have the device removed. My emails, text messages and written correspondence - the later sent via FedEx certified service to condominium association president Elizabeth Brady's home - have gone unanswered.
Las Salinas Condominium Reviews
During my 12 month stay at Las Salinas Condominiums, I was prohibited by condominium association parking lot attendants from parking my automobile in the condominium parking lot as my automobile exceeding the condominium association's arbitrary model limit (which prohibits pickup trucks in excess of three quarter ton from being on the property between 2300 and 0600 hours). (This random prohibition is included in the condominium association's handbook, a copy of which was not provided to me prior to my relocation to the condominium.)
However, also during my stay at the condo I observed regular violations of condominium association 'regulations', including at least two vehicles (a pickup truck and a cargo van) that exceeded the three quarter ton limit and, at any given time, at least a dozen vehicles (including one under a car cover, dusty and clearly inoperative) failing to display valid registrations. Further, parked haphazardly into a parking lot space and with two flat tires and no license plate was a pickup truck owned by the condominium association.
According to 'regulations' detailed in the condominium association handbook, for each of these units was subject to "immediate removal without notice" for failure to comply with association regulations. I repeatedly brought this discrepency to the attention of condominium association secretary Rayshonqua Lyons and the two parking lot attendants, but none of these persons bothered to ensure parking lot regulations were being fairly and uniformly enforced.
Upon my relocation from the condominium, parking lot attendants secured an immobilization device to my automobile and, threatening to have the automobile towed, demanded I pay $50.00 to have the device removed. My emails, text messages and written correspondence - the later sent via FedEx certified service to condominium association president Elizabeth Brady's home - have gone unanswered.