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SOUTH BEND, Ind. -- Cedar Glen residents reached back out to ABC57 with reports on the same issues that they have dealt with for over years now.
The main problems brought up in the complex are the lack of no heat, no hot water, and no communication from property management.
Despite reaching a ten-thousand-dollar settlement in August, issues continue to persist for residents.
Tenants received notices Monday from the Indianapolis based property management group, Barrett and Stokely, informing residents they are conducting tests on boiler systems, which may result in units losing heat.
There are major leaks from heaters flooding into the stairwells, leaving standing water with strong stench odors, with no resolution or communication to the issue in sight.
The Tenants Union is planned to meet on Oct. 28 from 5:30 p.m. to 7 p.m., calling upon elected officials and management to come out and hear from the tenants themselves.