I am livid. I have never had a hard time parking here, until the parking mandate started on Dec 1. The past few nights, I had to park far away in non-resident parking, walk through dark parking lots to get home, and hope for the best that my car didn't get towed. It is absurd. This policy was put into place on Dec 1. That morning at 7:20am, I asked if I could get a reserved spot near my apartment. They replied at 8:04am that I would have to stop by the office. I replied I couldn't since I have to
...go to work, and the office is only open from 9-5. I got my general parking pass via email the week before, so I asked if I could do this the same way. They never replied. That night at 7:21pm, I asked about a specific spot that was empty/unreserved. They never replied. I called on Dec 2 at 11:45am. I mentioned the exact spot I wanted. I was told I'd be called back in ten minutes to sort it out. They did not call back. Instead, at 12:29pm, they sent a mass email to everyone changing the parking policy (making spots cheaper). I called back ten times throughout the day and did not get through. I was willing to buy a spot at the higher price, and was not able to do so. Instead, people who walked into the office got all the spots. It is frustrating that people at home during the day grabbed all the reserved spots, and I wasn't able to get a spot - especially since I asked by both their portal and by calling before the price change happened - and will have to park far away and in the dark. I did finally get a call back right before the office closed, to be told that the only spots left were near a building that you have to walk around a swamp pit in the dark to get to my building from or a premium spot that costs more money (also not near my unit). I have never been this mad at an apartment complex.
So parking is awful. Also, when I moved in the refrigerator did not work. So after driving all the way down from DC, I couldn't even go to the grocery store to stock up on food when I first get here. And, I found bugs in my silverware drawer (inside my measuring spoons) and the cabinet (inside my baking pans) the first week I was here.
Max of 2. We welcome 2 pets per apartment home. There is a $400 fee (non-refundable) for the first pet and a $200 fee (non-refundable) for the second pet. Pet rent is $25 per month, per animal, along with an annual $40 pet screening fee per pet. There is a ...