Ok ladies and gents. We had bad ice storms the past couple of day. Not sure if this happened at my property or not. Nothing has been reported. I don’t have to many elderly. I know for certain that we don’t salt or sand. What are your opinions.
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Shannon Ray
I'm in Ohio, and I think there is a law/statute that caution needs to be exercised because snow and ice can cause hazardous conditions. Depends on the state you are in. I would contact your attorney, they will be better able to guide you.
Guest Insider
As a former Apartment Manager of over 40 years, in Texas, apartment communities are not at fault due to ice. They do not need to salt or do any ice remediation at all. Act of God! Hope this helps.
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Contact an attorney ASAP
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