re: Lakeside Villas Complex: Dead Dog In Lake ( WBRZ is covering tonight at 10)

Oh, if this was a lake in my personal property then yeah, I would have gotten out there and dug a hole and buried the damn thing. However, My rent includes having a maintenance and groundskeeping service. I'm not going to pay someone and then do the work myself.

However, a huge problem is that I call, this falls in their jurisdiction, and they did nothing. That dog was floating for everyone to see for 11 days. And this hasn't the first time that they don't clean the complex or perform task residents ask them to do. Again, I've had my ac go out numerous times during the summer, and the problem is never fixed. They get around to it when they get around to it. To add to it though, how morbid is it that the pulled the dog out of one end of the lake, put it in a trash bag, and threw in the other end of the lake to where potential residents can't see but tenants in the back can. Did it never cross their mind that people don't want to see that? And I'm pretty positive this decision came from a manager. If I was matienance and was told I had to drag the dog out of the lake just to throw it back in somewhere else, I'd be pissed.

Sounds as bad as TONTI is in NOLA.

Probably staying because dead animal carcasses aren't a legal reason to break a lease AFAIK. Should be since the company left a health hazard in the lake because they didn't want to deal with it.

sue them

I bet they would let you out to avoid that headache

Nothing better than people bitching about other people bitching.

That is quite the accent you have. I reckon you aint from around there are you?

Are you the maintenance man/woman? Because this sounds like a troll account.

Then I take it you are looking around. Be more careful this time.

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Catmann

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You need to learn how to use periods, baw.

You have a pet cemetery in your backyard?