Remington Ranch residents detail months without hot water as city considers nuisance action
City Council tabled a public nuisance hearing until Feb. 9 to give property management time to install water heaters in all units
Stillwater residents testified before City Council Monday about months without hot water, flooding and pest problems at Remington Ranch apartments, as city officials moved forward with efforts to address deteriorating conditions at the 55-year-old complex.
The council voted 4-0 to table a public nuisance hearing until Feb. 9, giving property management company Vesta Realty more time to install individual hot water heaters in all 301 units at the complex located at 1815 N. Boomer Road. Installation began Monday with Building A, and 16 water heaters were delivered to the property Tuesday.
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