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Mr. Savage: She's repaired everything else that you have put on the list. She's went <br />into every... <br />Ms. Cherry: What did I just say? The mold that I saw was on the list. You know. <br />Mr. Savage: You are saying the mold that you saw was on the list? <br />Ms. Cherry: Yes. On one of those that was supposed to be repaired. <br />Mr. Savage: Ok. Can you give her that number then? I mean, we have gotta be <br />proactive and you want to get it solved so let's get it solved. <br />Ms. Cherry: I want to get it solved but I don't want anybody going out and spraying <br />something and saying ok now we have repaired it when it's gonna come back several <br />months later. That ridiculous. This mold is not new mold. This is not something new that <br />I'm talking about. There's some over in Booker T too. This is nothing new. I'm not <br />saying it's in every apartment in Booker T but it's a very big problem. Yall have <br />inspectors and yall have maintenance men cause they painted over it. I don't know what <br />yall ... I've reported the mold. <br />Mr. Savage: So, what we need to do is, you need to give her that number, the house <br />that you are talking about that we have already supposedly went and taken care of, she <br />doesn't go herself and take care of it but she's accountable for the people that do go take <br />care of it. So if it's a house that they reported back to her that they treated and it wasn't <br />treated then we need to take care of that. She needs to come back to us with some type of <br />report that the people that handle that, it needs to be taken care of. But, I mean, there's <br />got to be an answer. We can't just keep talking about it. There's got to be a solution, <br />there's got to be something... we've got to shoot toward something to hit that target we <br />just keep shooting around the target. <br />Ms. Cherry: When yall told me to stop, I with the emails was done with it, but I <br />don't.... here's what I think, yall go down to people's houses and do some little <br />something that's not getting rid of the mold and now you want them to sign papers saying <br />that now you, now the housing authority have gotten rid of my mold and now I'm happy. <br />Mr. Savage: I don't want them to sign nothing that's not correct. We did not say that. <br />We don't want anyone to sign anything that has not been accomplished. <br />Ms. Cherry: In this report that yall said yall want people to sign letters and sign off that <br />it was repaired. <br />Mr. Savage: That it's repaired. <br />Mr. Dangerfield: The number that they had given out, it's a process that they had <br />taken care of it. They given a number out there. <br />Ms. Cherry: Ok, I understand that. But what I'm saying is like there's 2 people on the <br />list that I know did not get their mold repaired although it's on the list that it was repaired <br />and somewhere in here I don't even know if I'm looking for it .... they must have let them <br />in if they are claiming that it was repaired. <br />Mr. Dangerfield: What's the apartment number? <br />Ms. Cherry: I don't take pictures. I'm not gonna... <br />((Many people talking at once)) <br />Ms. Ruthart: I will take the list and go from house to house myself and find out which <br />apartment it is. <br />Ms. Cherry: She has the list... <br />Ms. Hearn: You won't give her the apartment number? I mean why can't we have the <br />apartment number? <br />Ms. Cherry: I'm not even going there cuz yall told me that last meeting to... <br />Mr. Savage: You're grown and we don't have to go back through what yall told me. <br />You know the answer and if you want an answer to it then you would give up the <br />number. <br />5 <br />