Posted by Darlene on 5/12/2011, 11:30:15, in reply to "Re: air conditioner"
Two things - there is a program to help low-income families get a/c after those deaths a couple summers ago. I'll have to look up the details but I'm pretty sure it's run by PARC.
Try contacting your worker to see if you can get the money under discretionary benefits.
Good luck.
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: Hi there,
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: The only reason you would have to pay that
: $250 is if you agreed to pay it either in
: your lease or with a separate written and
: signed (by both you and the landlord)
: agreement. If you never signed anything
: saying you agree to pay these charges, you
: do not have to pay it.
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: Thanks and best of luck!
: Vic
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: I rent a bachelor run by Destaron Property
: Management.
: They said i have to pay $250.00 to install
: and use my own air conditioner for the
: season.
: Do i have any rights ?
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: Thanks for the reply.
: There is a paragraph in my lease that says:
: The resident shall not install any appliance
: without first obtaining written consent of
: the owner,and paying the owner the required
: charge for installation and operation of
: such appliances which shall include but not
: be limited to dishwashers,air
: conditioners,washing machines,clothes
: dryers,refuse compactors.
:
: So i'm guessing i'm stuck paying the
: money.I'm on O.D.S.P and do not have much
: left over after rent.
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