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Riverside residents, tenants press council over trash, missing dumpsters and living conditions at multifamily property
Summary
Riverside Civic Association and multiple tenants raised concerns about a specific Fat Properties multifamily complex where the dumpster had been missing for months, trash accumulated on public esplanades and tenants reported infestations and unsafe conditions.
Residents of the Riverside Civic Association and several tenants told Houston’s City Council on April 6 of ongoing problems at a multifamily property they identified as owned by Fat Properties at 2412 Southmore. The public comments combined neighborhood complaints about missing dumpsters and illegal dumping with tenant testimony about substandard living conditions.
Sharon Evans Brooks of the Riverside Civic…
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