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Ms. Cherry: I got the package in the mail. Ms. Hearn: Ok. She went through everything you gave her and went from apartment to apartment trying to correct that. And we had a specific letter from where a lady had specifically said she didn't want to move out of her apartment or whatever and that was on there but Sally did go from each apartment where you gave her that list, however they did it made a complaint, or wrote out a statement, or turned in a work order; and it was taken care of, correct? Ms. Ruthart: Yes. Ms. Cherry: Well actually, it has not been taken care of. As far as that letter is concerned, you cannot have a situation like that and the tenant say I don't want you to fix it, in my opinion. And I didn't get to go to half the units because at that meeting in March, yall said stop spinning my wheels. If the tenants didn't complain themselves, you said that I couldn't do it. Ms. Hearn: I understand specifically what you are saying. Ms. Ruthart: This is my fault, I thought that you weren't through going to the units so that why I put it back on the agenda. I shouldn't have put that on there. My bad. Ms. Cherry: That day, we didn't even go over my list because Ms. Hearn stopped it and said stop spinning your wheels. She said did any of the tenants cosign on that? And I said no, they didn't sign anything. She said well the Housing Authority's hands are tied and can't do nothing cuz I can't complain, they have to. That's what was said. Ms. Hearn: That's right. You know when we went to that meeting and we get a big thick envelope. They have to come to her, they do an inspection, they come to her and make out a work order. That's the only way Sally is gonna know. Once they make a work order then they ... they could have mold in there forever, but if they don't make a work order, even if you do do it and go through there and then if they don't sign that work order and have to come up here and do it their self ... And let me clarify that, me saying that you are spinning your wheels, you can go from apartment to apartment, bring it in to her, and she did correct it. But, if they didn't come their self to do it and sign a work order, she really can't just go in there unless she get an agreement. Ms. Cherry: That is not true, you know, we have inspectors... Ms. Hearn: What is it you want us to do Brenda? Ms. Cherry: Fix the mold. Ms. Hearn: Ok then, that's what she is trying to do. Ms. Cherry: That's what my point was from the beginning. Ms. Hearn: Because, it don't make no sense just being repetitive and repetitious. You know every time we have a meeting, it's the same thing. And Sally is trying to fix the mold. What other list do you have so we can... Ms. Cherry: You know the last meeting that I was at yall were saying don't do it, so I didn't go do anymore. That's what.... Mr. Savage: We did not tell you, how can we tell you what not to do? Ms. Cherry: Well, I said I can do what I wanna do. That's what I said at the time. Mr. Savage: Yeh, but that's not what she was saying. Ms. Cherry: I know you can't stop me ... yes she did. She can play the tape, it's all on tape, so ... the point of my going, the point of this letter was because Ms. Ruthart said that she didn't know where any of the mold was... What would be the point of me going out in the hot sun, going from door to door, that takes a lot of ....that's why I didn't get it finished, for one reason cause it takes so much time and effort, people aren't home, you gotta go back and all that, so what would be the point if the housing authority can't do anything about it. C