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[novapsyche]

So I went to the office of the apartment complex to pay for my parking tag, something that management just told us in a letter that we needed to have in order to avoid getting towed. This tag cost $25. (No, having this tag would not have prevented the shenanigans from this weekend.) So I'm in there, and I'm chatting with the woman (who identifies herself as the regional manager), and she informs me that there's an 11:00 curfew. She calls it "lockdown". I asked who was affected by this curfew. She said everyone. If you break curfew, it's grounds for eviction. I asked when that went into effect, and she said the letter went out with the July newsletter. She assured me that my mom got it and that she even went down to the office to thank management for implementing it.

I told my mom that I got the tag, then asked her why she didn't tell me about the curfew. "I could have gotten us all evicted," I said. "What curfew? For the kids?" she asked. I told her it was for everyone and she said, "HELL no. I got to go down and talk to Tiffany. They must have lost their damn minds."

Comments

[chai-tease.livejournal.com]

what the hell? waht if you WORK past 11? how can an apartment community do that? i can see a curfew for kids (it is 10 here from september to may, 11 from june-august) but i am a rent paying resident, they could kiss my ass if they tried to tell ME when i could and coudlnt leave the house.

[kali-ma.livejournal.com]

That can't possibly be legal!