@ Pro Death,

Maybe the person who posted this just discovered the site. Your rudeness is unnecessary. Some people, especially those that may be elderly and disabled, are unable to shovel 5 feet of snow on a regular basis. Are you able to shovel your car out when it is completely buried under snow? The residents of Summer Hill and Woodbury Circle live in HUD housing/Carabetta and should have maintenance workers assisting them. The whole point of the post was that residents should not have to pay somebody to shovel or injure themselves shoveling when they live in an apartment complex that allegedly plows/shovels. They plow/shovel so poorly that residents are placed in unsafe situations due to maintenance's inadequacy.

Boo hoo hoo! They are having the same problem everyone in the state had last winter. Also if they didn't plow you would have been stuck in your house til it melted in march.

Why are we talking about snow in August? Last winter was the worst winter I can remember. Let's chalk it up to an anomaly.

didnt like parking bands,they lasted 3 days and no place to park.something has to do something about this!!!!!

We're talking about snow because this is an ongoing issue for this neighborhood, and this is a forum where we can voice our opinions about fixing problems.

Yes, last winter was really bad. That doesn't explain Carabetta's grossly inadequate snow removal nor their disregard for residents' safety.

Maintenance's work performance this past winter wasn't an
"anomaly". I have lived at Summer Hill for the past 9 years. Every winter, nothing changes.

I don't think Carabetta will step up their efforts until something terrible happens.

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