Tenants living at the Residences at Shaker Square apartment complex said they're sick and tired of dealing with intermittent heating and water issues, and believe the city needs to do more.
CLEVELAND — Tenants living at the Residences at Shaker Square apartment complex in Cleveland said they're sick and tired of dealing with intermittent heating and water issues, and believe the city needs to do more to help.
Tenant Ronald James first brought the issues at the complex to the attention of News 5 back in October, and said he and other residents at the complex have been coping with water leaks, alleged black mold issues and maintenance problems since January. Shaker Square Alliance community activist, Jay Westbrook told News 5 he was disappointed when inspectors from Cleveland's Department of Building and Housing failed to show up at the complex last week to again search out and update code violations at the property.
News 5 again reached out to Shaker Square Apartments Owner LLC about this on-going case, and the majority owner's New York City offices answered our phone call promising an update on repairs at the Shaker Boulevard complex, but we're still waiting for an official response.
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