On Oct. 22, Firm Capital said that nothing could be done before they have a meeting to elect a new condominium board and manager
Residents of the condominiums at 2 Balmoral Place remain without a working elevator, leaving some seniors and people with mobility challenges unable to leave their homes for nearly seven months.
Greg Staffor says the situation is unacceptable.
He explains how his sister has been affected.
Some residents have resorted to doing their laundry in their sinks and bathroom tubs. He says they are also dealing with a lack of building maintenance while waiting for repairs.
Firm Capital recently stepped in to restore building management, after the previous owner, SIREG Management Inc. declared bankruptcy.
On Oct. 22, Firm Capital said that nothing could be done before they have a meeting to elect a new condominium board and manager.
Firm Capital has yet to respond to BrockvilleDaily.ca's latest request for comment.
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