"the park agreed" ..... passive voice noted. Let's assume "the park" is Nick Kedrowski as he is the General Agent.
The condition of the
toilet bowls
& water flowing from every tap I discovered when I moved in on 4/27 belie Nick claims that the water might be "clean & good" in the well, but it is NOT "clean & good" IN the unit. See
Water
on this site.
He wasn't even a little bit surprised, much less horrified, by my inital
email of 5/10
describing the water:
I’m also quite concerned re the water as it continues to be orange rather than the usual clear as seen in the picture of the toilet bowl. It is particularly disconcerting that the orange water morphs into particles that land on the bottom of the glass. An explanation and rectification of this situation is necessary.
Was Nick shocked by my description of the unit's water? No, he merely confirmed the water problems in his emails of
5/10
&
7/01.
5/10: The water issues must be related to the pipes in the trailer itself and the new lines should remedy
that.
The alleged reason for the new lines was to improve water pressure.
Given the "improvement" was minimal to nil (especially in the bathtub), I see no reason to think that the
factual reason was to remedy the outrageous amount of iron in the unit's water. There is every reason to
think that water pressure was solely pretextual.
7/01:
Nick did not suggest a filter in his email of 7/01. He defined both the problem & his solution:
If the water remains unimproved, it may be necessary to replace lines below ground. We will determine
how best to approach that situation if the need arises but if that is the case, we may have to terminate
your lease because we would not continue to rent the unit until that issue is remedied and it may take a\
considerable amount of time to remedy."
Problem: underground lines
Solution: they will choose to kick me out 63 days after I moved in rather than correct the problem
they knew of in March.
Nick's solution is not provided in
704.07(4):
"...the landlord proceeds promptly to repair or rebuild or eliminate the health hazard or the substantial violation of sub. (2) materially affecting the health or
safety of the tenant..."
They advertised it as "available now" in March & chose not to inform me of the potential (likely) problem
before I signed the lease. When the new lines failed to correct the problem, they informed me would
terminate my lease rather than continue to rent the unit until that issue is remedied.....i.e., fraud.