UPDATE (05.02.13): I was told yesterday that the excuse now is that the instrument was being held in the lobby at the concierge desk. Oh, given the recent RAC report the front desk as they refer to it is now what may be called the back-off desk. Anyway, no full explanation or proof has been given for where it was being held or stored. The video cameras in the lobby may give evidence but have not been shown. No matter, the instrument should not have been in any part of the residential area of the building much less commercial. I will still report the incident.
Dangerous Liquids
Last night (04.27.13) around midnight on my own personal watch still seeking those vast criminals the Board and their Residential Areas Committee have determined are out there somewhere requiring the Big Gun, I saw something very interesting. No, not criminals but let me write an instrument leaving the building. I do not want to focus on the resident(s) be they Unit Owners or tenants at this point so I use the word instrument as a general term.
This instrument for its purpose contains a very flammable liquid. It came from the lobby doors out to the front and down the stairs.
My question is who from Century Properties Management Inc or the security force which is under their immediate command structure of the corporation let the instrument into the building's residential areas?
I have been told by another Unit Owner to report it to the insurance companies. I will. What other serious substances were permitted into the building?
from the Rules & Regulations of the Soho Central Condominium:
2.2 Please do not bring into your unit or into the building(s) any of the following: a) flammable, hazardous, combustible or explosive fluids, materials, chemicals or substances; b) other dangerous objects or articles which SCCC may reasonably prohibit or which may increase the rate of insurance of the building(s).
Doing so will make you liable for all damages which such violation may cause to the building(s), other units, to your fellow unit owners, occupants and/or tenants, and to any increase in the insurance that may result from such acts.
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