GALVESTON, Texas (KTRK) -- A new report shows violations at a Galveston apartment complex. After inspectors found issues weeks ago, tenants are frustrated waiting for improvements. A report highlighting the issues city inspectors found at the Antigua apartments is more than 100 pages.
On Thursday, inspectors told ABC13 it's one of the worst complexes they've seen. These are horrible living conditions that Chrystal Brooks knows too well. She tells ABC13 that she has sewage spewing into her apartment.
"It's been going on for over a month now," Brooks said. "It stinks so bad. I can't clean anything.
Feces and sewage are just coming up through." The smell is not only in the kitchen but in the bathroom as well. "I can't take a shower - me or my daughter," Brooks said.
It's an issue Brooks may only face for a little while longer because the complex handed her an eviction notice. "(Thursday), I'm supposed to be out," Brooks said. "They gave me a three-day eviction notice.
The problem with that is I don't have nowhere to go." Brooks may not be the only one moving soon. This summer, the city sent inspectors to the property.
A new report shows what they found, showing hundreds of violations. Issues include exposed wires, leaks, roach and rodent infestations, poor pools, and comprised structures. The city gave the owner ten days to develop a plan.
They countered with two months. It's been a month, and city officials told ABC13 that the only improvements they're aware of are new smoke de.
