My husband and I have lived at Farmington Crossing for almost three years. We have stayed because our rent has remained fairly consistent and overall we love the location and the unit.
Pros: Beautiful up-to date units. Nice stainless steel appliances and lovely cabinets and countertops in the kitchen, quality laminate and carpet flooring throughout, good sized bedrooms, bathrooms, and closets, and good flow and space throughout the entire unit. Love the energy efficiency, our utility bills are
...consistently low. Love the convenience of the two stall garage attached to the unit. Units are incredibly quiet/noise proof. We have had various neighbors move in and out on both sides of our unit and have barely heard noise. The pools, hot tubs, and fitness center are a fun perk along with having a good bike/walking trail around the complex. Maintenance and Jocelyn are easy to communicate with and quick to respond. Never had problems with repairs being fixed in a timely manner.
Cons: Guest parking rules and pet weight limit and breed rules.
The parking rules are a little ridiculous - new rules were implemented about 2 years ago. They starting charging fees for additional parking spots and for guest parking. We have out of state friends and family that come visit and obviously stay for longer than 48 hours, so we have to pay to have them park. Since the complex is in suburban Utah, with plenty of parking - not a big city where parking is limited - the rules/fees seem a little extreme.
Don't really understand why there is a weight limit and restricted breed rules for dogs, especially as it is not an apartment complex, there is plenty of green space around the complex, and the units are quite sound proof. Also confused if these rules are really enforced, because there are SO many tenants that have dogs that are clearly over the 40 lb. weight limit - and some have breeds that are restricted. Not sure if people are just not reporting their dogs to management or how exactly they are getting away with it? Overall seems like time to get rid of the weight and breed rules. Also, would love a fenced in dog park area (i.e. the grass area that is incredibly underutilized, in the already fenced in splash pad area).
-Carolyn Sherwood
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