Vanessa Pacheco is in Denver, Colorado.
September 7, 2022

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 $1,399.00 a month; water, trash and sewer is included. This is 
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I got called into apt manager's office to do some re-cert work 
for their corporate office accounting (my Section 8 voucher is 
already approved for this year) and I figured I'd bring up the 
fact that it wasn't legal for them to threaten a $100 fine for 
trash bags left in trash room when the chute was overfilled ... 
I had a copy of their notice and I included inserted text of 
the associated state law part - CO Rev Stat § 38-12-505 (2020) 
1) b. IX. which simply states that "adequate receptacles need 
to be provided" ... I said that the arbitrary "fine" would 
constitute a fee outside of lease agreement. The manager said 
that if I had a problem with it then I could move ... she also 
threatened me with a Notice to Vacate.

I am a veteran and am disabled and they terrify me because 
their point is to intimidate me into concession. There was a 
young man there with her who told me earlier that he had only 
been working for them a month and he also lived there. In the 
meeting in the manager's office the young man said that he 
thinks the lease allows for their fine to be charged but then 
admitted that he signed it without reading the entire thing. 
(I have the lease in digital text form now after running the 
pdf pages through optical character recognition software.)

I told them that I had violent crimes committed against me 
when I was younger, and there were a lot of dedicated and 
well educated people that took time & effort to help me and 
I was specifically but informally educated in the application 
of the Americans with Disabilities Act regarding my demographic. 
The manager then refused to continue with her planned re-cert 
work with me and said that her supervisor will be there next 
week and I can ask her if I can continue living (in their world).

I ended up telling my (elderly) father about all of this (he was 
the state delegate for Ben Carson before Ben dropped out of his 
campaign) and he pointed out that their use of the word "fine" 
wasn't appropriate since only gov't can fine people. I told him 
that I pointed out to the managers that the threat of the 
arbitrary fine can cause tension and animosity among the 
low-income residents.

Under the Housing Assistance Payments contract that the 
corporation agreed to by accepting the money for my voucher 
it states that (I) have the right to enforce the contract against 
the landlord - which obviously means bringing issues to their 
attention in an appropriate way but then they are inappropriate 
with always having at least two people in the office as a physical 
intimidation and then they go off on a power trip ... she even 
exclaimed that she was the manager and could do anything she 
wants.