Persistent Violation Of Non Smoking Policy

Thank you for reporting the issue via email. Can you please provide more information about the actions taken by the management or landlord in response to your complaints?

I'm sorry to hear that your concerns are being ignored. It's important to address this issue properly. Here are a few more questions to help me understand the situation better:

*. How long ago did you report the issue via email?
*. Have you received any response from the management or landlord regarding your complaints?
*. Is there a specific person or department you have been communicating with regarding this issue?

Thank you for providing that information. I understand that you have been facing a persistent violation of the non-smoking policy at Verona Apartments in Littleton, Colorado, and that no action has been taken by the management or landlord despite your complaints. Here are a few more questions to help me assist you further:

*. Have you documented any evidence of the neighbors violating the non-smoking policy, such as photographs or videos?
*. Have you spoken to any other residents who may have experienced similar issues?
*. Have you considered reaching out to any local tenant advocacy organizations for assistance?

Please provide your responses to these questions so that I can provide you with the most relevant information and guidance.

I understand that it is not legal to take photos or videos on the balcony in your state. However, documenting evidence of the smoke odor inside your unit may still be possible. Have you tried any other methods to gather evidence, such as written complaints or witness statements?

Thank you for providing that information. It's good to hear that you have a witness in this situation. Here are a few more questions to help me understand the situation better:

*. Has the maintenance guy witnessed the neighbors violating the non-smoking policy multiple times?
*. Has the maintenance guy been willing to provide a written statement or testify if needed?

Thank you for confirming that the maintenance guy has witnessed the neighbors violating the non-smoking policy multiple times. This strengthens your case. Here are a few more questions to help me assist you further:

*. Have you considered contacting a local attorney to discuss your legal options and potential remedies for this issue?

I understand your concerns about potential eviction and the impact of secondhand smoke on your pregnancy. Here is some general information that may be helpful:

- In Colorado, the law prohibits smoking in certain public places, including common areas of apartment buildings.
- HUD (U.S. Department of Housing and Urban Development) has policies in place to protect tenants from eviction, especially in cases where there are health concerns, such as pregnancy.
- It may be beneficial to consult with a local attorney who specializes in landlord-tenant law to discuss your specific situation and explore potential remedies.
- If you decide to pursue legal action, you may be able to seek damages for any health issues caused by the secondhand smoke and potentially obtain an injunction to enforce the non-smoking policy.

Please note that this information is general in nature and may vary depending on the specific laws and regulations in your area. It is always best to consult with a legal professional for personalized advice.