I really dont know how some people can be so cruel! Guess they just wanted you to pay some money for the parking space. Thank God I have a driveway.
Kristy Up Late in Tennessee > > From: Kevin Wolfthal <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > Date: 2007/05/18 Fri PM 05:41:49 CDT > To: Tmic-list@eskimo.com > Subject: [TMIC] OT OT: RANT WARNING > > > Dear Friends, > > I don't think I can describe to you properly, just how evil and filthy > the board of the condominium I live in is. Even the worst Anglo-Saxon > words could not describe how I feel about the garbage (meaning board > members) that I have to > deal with daily. > > Two days ago, a doorman called and said the police had put a sticker > on my car and were going to tow my car. I assumed this was because > I had neglected to put the new registration sticker on my car, which I > have, but I have not been out of my apartment in months. My Mother, > who is also not well, got a neighbor to go with her, and went downstairs, > and put the registration on my car. (on a side note, the stickers now go > on the inside of the windshield instead of on the license plate because > of theft of license plates). > > I thought this had taken care of the problem, but I was wrong. Yesterday > a board member came up and said the police would tow my car unless > I moved it. We have lived here almost 10 years, and my car has been > parked in various spots for months at a time, and it's never been a problem > before. I called the police department and they said that a car can not be > parked in the same spot on the street for more than 24 hours. I said I > am disabled and can't go out everyday to move my car. They said that > doesn't matter. I said you mean to tell me that if I move my car back > one space, that's what it takes? She said: "make it 2 spaces to be safe". > They also said that they usually don't enforce the law unless someone > makes a complaint, but she said it is possible that a passing policeman > just saw my car there for a long time. B***S***! > > I next called the President of the Fair Housing Association, who said > that this is a law, HOWEVER, Condominium Laws state that my > building HAS TO PROVIDE OFF-STREET PARKING FOR > DISABLED TENANTS! I never knew that before. He said I should > write a letter to my board and tell them that they have to provide me > a space. I said I don't have time for that. So I called a board member > and told him the law. He started to say there were no off-street > spaces left. When I said I would pay for a space, he said: "that's > what I wanted to hear". So now my car is parked in back of my building, > a block away. Too far for me to walk to. The man that came out to > jumpstart my car moved it there for me. Coincidentally, I put my > new Hugo X5 Rolling Walker together yesterday. But even that will > not get me too my car where it is parked now. It would have gotten me > to my car when it was parked on the street however. This building does > not have proper handicapped access, and the board is still breaking > the law by not allowing the doormen to help people in and out of > the building. I'm going to take care of that soon... > > I today found out that I may be able to get permission from the > MVD to park on the street in the same spot for as long as I want. > > I just want to live in peace, but there are those who don't let you > live in peace. But what goes around comes around. When > we moved in here, the (then) President of the board used to make > fun of the way I walked to my face. A few years later he fell > and broke his hip and died from complications. Treat others > as you wish to be treated.. > > Kevin > > > > > > > > > > > >
