Sunday, June 6, 2010

City Threatens "Drowning" Residents In 76-Unit South Florida Condo Complex With Water Shut-Off Followed By Eviction Over Unpaid Bill

In Margate, Florida, the South Florida Sun Sentinel reports:

  • Dozens of residents at the Atlantic Palms condominium complex could be evicted from their homes within two weeks if they're unable to pay a city utility bill of more than $7,000. Margate officials say more than 60 of the 76 units at Atlantic Palms, [...] are in different stages of foreclosure, and their homeowners association can't afford to pay the water bill.

  • Now, the city has posted notices on residents' doors saying they have until 6 p.m. June 3 to pay their water and sewer fees. If residents don't pay, their water service will be shut off June 7, and they will be forced to leave because of health concerns.

For more, see Margate condo residents face eviction over unpaid water bill.

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