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Residents press council over Brookhaven Lehi management, cite broken gate, unpaid landscaping and sewage damage
Summary
Residents of the Brookhaven Lehi complex raised multiple maintenance and safety complaints during public comment at the April 7 council meeting, including a broken security gate, unresolved landscaping bills, locked utility closets and a sewage leak causing roughly $4,000 in reported damage.
During the meeting's public comment period on April 7, residents of the Brookhaven Lehi complex reported ongoing problems with the property's management and asked the borough to increase pressure on the management company to resolve safety and maintenance issues.
Resident Chris Gueye described multiple unresolved issues at the complex, saying he and other residents have received little information from the management company (which residents referred to as "Franklin") about repairs and assessments. He listed a broken rising gate on the church side that was down after a recent storm, damaged dumpster-area gates, locked utility closets that had been moved to prevent access, landscaping contractors refusing service until about…
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