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Park Lane tenants ask commission to investigate alleged safety and habitability problems at apartment complex
5811048 · September 18, 2025
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Residents and a tenant representative urged the commission to investigate Park Lane Apartments, citing flooding garages, mold, delayed maintenance and ADA noncompliance since new ownership; commissioners asked staff to collect contact information and follow up.
A Park Lane Apartments resident, Brenda Alexander, told the Dayton City Commission Sept. 10 that conditions at her complex have degraded since Peak 10 Properties took ownership. Alexander said tenants face mold in units, broken air conditioners left unrepaired for weeks, a flooding garage, leaked and stained hallways,…
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