MichelleC8 (California)
Posts: 80
Posts: 80
Posted:
Short of the long... A unit had hard wood flooring placed a few years ago. ( NO APPROVAL from HOA commits per CCRS but that was overlooked) The flooring has proven to be a sound issue for units above and below. Mainly below but complaints of noise and stomping thumping, moving things go back almost 2 years... it'w well documented. The unit below the unit in question has had multiple calls, recordings, police out for fights.. it's been a horrible 6 months of living here.
6 weeks ago.. the landlord of the loud flooring begrudgingly was asked to have her flooring tested to see if it falls under our CCRS DPI. The testing was completed. I am an interested party in this situation as I was the original complaint of noise, and I am above them. I do not have the noise report and findings and still have the noise going on like crazy below us. All hours, all night at times. There seems to be someone who lives there with a medical condition blah blah blah.. it doessn't exclude them from behavior or braking rules and city laws for noise though... it' sa sore spot by all parties involved.
I have asked our managers to please disclose findings on report. I was told this and it's verbatim. "We can not disclose the findings as this is a confidential issue between the HOA and the owner". Are you kidding me? I have seen no action, no response and I have emailed our manager 4 times, called, no response and finally have called daily just to be told this. My argument is I am a party of interest in this problem and have the right to know if t passed or not. The manager openly admitted they DO NOT know how to read this report. Me, an owner and old board member advised them to "call he people who did the testing and ask what the interpretation means and if it falls under out DPI.
The reason I am putting this here.. is I could use some advice on this. My manager seems to not want to disclose this information to me. The noise is still going on, there is a lawsuit between two units already over this, I'd hate to add another to small claims for noise issues and medical issues due to lack to ability to sleep.. this is what the other unit is suing for.
6 weeks ago.. the landlord of the loud flooring begrudgingly was asked to have her flooring tested to see if it falls under our CCRS DPI. The testing was completed. I am an interested party in this situation as I was the original complaint of noise, and I am above them. I do not have the noise report and findings and still have the noise going on like crazy below us. All hours, all night at times. There seems to be someone who lives there with a medical condition blah blah blah.. it doessn't exclude them from behavior or braking rules and city laws for noise though... it' sa sore spot by all parties involved.
I have asked our managers to please disclose findings on report. I was told this and it's verbatim. "We can not disclose the findings as this is a confidential issue between the HOA and the owner". Are you kidding me? I have seen no action, no response and I have emailed our manager 4 times, called, no response and finally have called daily just to be told this. My argument is I am a party of interest in this problem and have the right to know if t passed or not. The manager openly admitted they DO NOT know how to read this report. Me, an owner and old board member advised them to "call he people who did the testing and ask what the interpretation means and if it falls under out DPI.
The reason I am putting this here.. is I could use some advice on this. My manager seems to not want to disclose this information to me. The noise is still going on, there is a lawsuit between two units already over this, I'd hate to add another to small claims for noise issues and medical issues due to lack to ability to sleep.. this is what the other unit is suing for.