The pavements are dangeously cracked on the way down to the bottom pool - presumably because people park on them a lot as there is no public parking on our road. Also, someone in our bloque (13) is running a car repair business from the garage and often has his cars advertised for sale along that stretch.
The garage under bloque 13 remains badly flooded at the far end - especially when the village is busy as waste water comes up from the drains. I have reported this issue repeatedly to AEA but nothing has been done
There are cracked tiles (very dangerous) on the stair well to the garage in bloque 13 (again reported but not acted upon) and holes in the ceiling for some reason.
My daughter injured her foot at the bottom pool due to the uneven tiling at the edge of the pool where there has been some subsidence. Some green sports surfacing has been stuck over this area but it reamins uneven and dangerous as well as unsightly.
People who are known never to have paid any community fees (including one in bloque 10 that I know of) are renting out their apartments and making money without paying anything towards the facilities their guests are using. Has there been any progress with recovering debts though the European courts and seizing oveseas assets as at Coto Real where they sucessfully had many of their outstanding fees paid?
We will not be able to attend the meeting but are in 13, 51, 02. We would be happy for someone to use our vote but would also like to know what we would be voting for so far as it is possible to let us know in advance. I would trust that most of us have thesame concerns though and want the place to look better and run smoothly at as reasonable a cost as possible.
Caroline and Neale Johnson, bloque 13,51,02