The citys Department of Watershed Management counters that it was only partly wrong, fixed the meter and will return $1,696.78. But the board estimates it has overpaid about $22,000 in the past decade Originally from Community Associations Network National
Collier Green Condo President Angela Davis met with the city of Atlanta on Friday to get to the bottom of a water meter mystery. The meter indicated that the Collier Road complex used more than $17,000 worth of water in August. Originally from Community Associations Network National
That may be an understatement about the nasty problem he and his neighbors had to endure at their downtown condo building again this week. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Steeplechase Condominium Association, which owns the steeple, recently reviewed the ongoing costs for repairs and voted to destroy the dilapidated structure, according to Ken Parker of Parker and Associates Property Management. Originally from Community Associations Network National
No one was injured,but two people survived a harrowing rescue when a 24-unit condo in south Fulton County was destroyed by fire Friday. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Jackson said she wants answers about her father’s condo. She wants to know why the homeowner’s association has not fixed it. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Residents from two condo buildings along Piedmont Avenue — Piedmont Crest and Piedmont Park West Lofts — say benches hidden behind their homes are causing safety issues in the southwest corner of the park. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Novare Group, the developer of the 26-story “Twelve” building at Atlantic Station, on Monday sought the dismissal of a suit filed by eight people who said they were fraudulently led to believe their views of the downtown skyline would remain unobstructed for years. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Novare Group, the developer of the 26-story “Twelve” building at Atlantic Station, on Monday sought the dismissal of a suit filed by eight people who said they were fraudulently led to believe their views of the downtown skyline would remain unobstructed for years. Originally from Community Associations Network National
Novare Group, the developer of the 26-story “Twelve” building at Atlantic Station, on Monday sought the dismissal of a suit filed by eight people who said they were fraudulently led to believe their views of the downtown skyline would remain unobstructed for years. Originally from Community Associations Network National
