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Old 03-15-2006, 04:31 PM
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charges for rented communiy room cleanup


new york state-
last month my daughter rented our (mitchell lama) co-op community room-
a deposit was paid in case of damage or extra cleanup fees-
the party was on a friday,the following monday the deposit was refunded and all was well-
until-
last week,A MONTH LATER, we got a letter from management telling us that the board of directors was told by maintenance staff that the room was a mess-
they are tring to charge $100 (the amount of the deposit) for these "extra" cleanup fees-
6 of my friends and family worked into the wee hours leaving the room spotless after the party-
i have also spoke with the maintenance staff and was told off the record that there was no extra cleanup needed-we were being charged because it was a rowdy party-it may have been,but what does it have to do with these bogus charges-
i was told(by maintenance staff) off the record that this was there way of punishing us for having a loud party-
what is my recourse-
why was the $ refunded ?
i think they had a change of heart and came up with a **** and bull cleanup story-
they also have the maintenance staff scared of their own shadow-
they are constantly harrased and made miserable by the board-
meanwhile the place is kept clean and neat-
management and the board are never happy no matter how well things are going at our co-op-
i will not pay this $100-
it is a shakedown-
please help-
thanks-
****** kahl-
queens,n.y.What is the name of your state?NEW YORK STATE
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Old 03-15-2006, 04:37 PM
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new york state-
last month my daughter rented our (mitchell lama) co-op community room-
a deposit was paid in case of damage or extra cleanup fees-
the party was on a friday,the following monday the deposit was refunded and all was well-
until-
last week,A MONTH LATER, we got a letter from management telling us that the board of directors was told by maintenance staff that the room was a mess-
they are tring to charge $100 (the amount of the deposit) for these "extra" cleanup fees-
6 of my friends and family worked into the wee hours leaving the room spotless after the party-
i have also spoke with the maintenance staff and was told off the record that there was no extra cleanup needed-we were being charged because it was a rowdy party-it may have been,but what does it have to do with these bogus charges-
i was told(by maintenance staff) off the record that this was there way of punishing us for having a loud party-
what is my recourse-
why was the $ refunded ?
i think they had a change of heart and came up with a **** and bull cleanup story-
they also have the maintenance staff scared of their own shadow-
they are constantly harrased and made miserable by the board-
meanwhile the place is kept clean and neat-
management and the board are never happy no matter how well things are going at our co-op-
i will not pay this $100-
it is a shakedown-
please help-
thanks-
****** kahl-
queens,n.y.What is the name of your state?NEW YORK STATE

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Old 03-15-2006, 04:46 PM
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what is my recourse-
Recourse?? Against what?? At this point, nothing has happened to you.

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why was the $ refunded ?
Hmmm... damned if I know!!

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please help
With what?? Come back if they actually sue you.
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Old 03-15-2006, 05:03 PM
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They'll just put it on your maintenance bill. Keep an eye out.
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