If you have friends, take heed. The other night I went to see my girlfriend, who is a tenant at this place, and we...
If you have friends, take heed.
The other night I went to see my girlfriend, who is a tenant at this place, and we walked across the street to see a movie. When we returned, my truck was gone. Believing it was stolen, I called the Arvada police dept. to report the theft, and they informed me it was a private tow. The company, Lone Star Towing, charged me $290.
Although there are signs posted on the lot and verbiage in the lease agreement stating that parking is by permit only, my girlfriend and her roommate were told by apartment staff that guests can park in open spaces in the lot; so that's what I've been doing for the eight months she's lived here.
The staff, while pretending to empathize, refused to right this wrong, claiming that 1) the lease agreement states parking is by permit only; 2) posted signs indicate that parking is by permit only; and 3) I had been given a 48-hour notice indicating the next time my vehicle was found parked in the lot, it would be towed. They even had a photograph (taken by the tow company) of the orange notice on my window. Except I never saw it. Why?--because the tow company doesn't pocket my $290 if I see the notice and stop parking there. My guess is they either take the photo and then remove the notice, or it's not adhesive so they leave it there to vanish with the slightest breeze.
For their part, the staff of Water Tower Flats have no integrity, refusing to own what they told the girls when they moved in, making the Lincoln Property Company complicit in these shady ongoings.
Parking outside the lots consists of extremely limited street spaces. Hilariously, apartment staff recently told the girls to use the parking lot of the church next door, which has its own tow signs posted.
I give them zero out of 100 stars.