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December talking to people. I do have the portion that I did complete if you want to make <br />a copy. Actually keep that copy I think I have another one. <br />Ms. Hearn: What was that going door to door about? <br />Ms. Cherry: If they had any mold and there were a number of them that did but some <br />of them brought up other stuff. <br />Mrs. Ruthart: Do you want me to make copies? <br />Ms. Hearn: You sent out newletters asking this stuff, right? <br />Mrs. Ruthart: I sent out a letter to everyone. <br />Ms. Hearn: And nobody ever shows up? <br />Mr. Dangerfield: Nobody ever -shows up. <br />Ms. Cherry: She sent out a letter telling people that I was gonna come by. <br />Mr. Dangerfield: Yeh, but when every meeting that she's ever had like "Ask the <br />Director" there might be 3 people come to the meeting. They won't come so she can't <br />deal with it. Like I said I've been to a bunch of meetings that she put on a "Ask the <br />Director" — I asked the Director and I got cabinets, I got new this, new that, but they <br />won't come out to it. <br />Ms. Cherry: I mean I know that, but that doesn't mean that the tenants don't show up <br />that you just let things go. <br />Mr. Dangerfield: No you don't. But I'm saying... <br />Ms. Cherry; I understand that... <br />Ms. Hearn: But if she's not being informed by them, how will she know? <br />Ms. Cherry: Here's one, they have Maintenance Men, they have an inspector, and they <br />have yearly inspections by both HUD and the Housing Authority so what the tenant <br />don't, if there is something wrong that should be obvious to an inspector or a <br />Maintenance Man, it doesn't matter what the one say it or not. You want quality housing <br />quality standards regardless of whether the tenants are coming in complaining or not. <br />Mr. Savage: When the Maintenance Man comes by and the tenant already knows about <br />it then the tenant should point them in the direction of where it is and point it out. I know <br />I would if I had somebody come and inspect my house and I knew something was wrong, <br />I'm gonna show them and point it out. Even if I thought something was wrong that might <br />not be, I'm gonna point that out to him so that he can tell me. <br />Ms. Cherry: Ok, so when tenants don't tell and they are satisfied with the mold that's <br />obvious so what are you saying... <br />Mr. Savage: No, that's not what I'm saying. What I'm saying is the Maintenance Man <br />misses it, if he goes in and nobody can see a hundred percent of everything especially if <br />you've got furniture in the house, but anyway, he's a qualified inspector and he goes in <br />and he misses it, he doesn't point out something that the tenant knows is there, which <br />they live there and they probably know more than the Maintenance Man, they should at <br />least point it out. That's all I'm saying and I think it should be a team thing not just say <br />that the Maintenance Man should be able to catch it. <br />Ms. Cherry: I mean, but it is what it is. The tenants, you're saying that the tenants ain't <br />complained about nothing. <br />Mr. Savage: No I'm not saying that, I'm just saying that they should... <br />Ms. Cherry: So that is when, there was one person at least on here that said they came <br />and painted over his mold right before the inspection before the HUD inspection, you <br />know. So it's not like this is a secret or that they don't know about the mold. This mold <br />has been here for years, it just has. My neighbor use to work here, Chequita, she worked <br />here and you know, it's been there since, she hasn't worked here in years, it was there <br />then and like that apartment down there, if you haven't torn out the walls and the <br />t <br />