MINOL Gas and Heating bills are extremely high for a low income housing complex. No meters regulate the useage for indivdual units. No bill is sent by Minol only a statement given by the landlord every month. For low income housing the rent is little to nothing. Gas and heating bills average from one (1) to four (4) thousand a month. water bill average about seventy (70) dollars a month not every three Addison Texas
My relative live in a low income housing complex. Their rent average little to nothing every month. The utility bills were changed about 3 months ago to a company called Minol. Gas, heating, and water bills comes from this company.
The average bill for gas and heat is from one (1) thousand to four (4) thousand dollars a month. No meters are used for each indivdual complex to know exactly what your usage is for the month. The average water bill is
about seventy (70) dollars a month when water bills are usually billed quarterly. The landlord not Minol gives each tenant a printout of these montly utilities. If these utilities are not paid in cash (only) by the end of the month you recieve a notice from the landlord stating that you will be going to court to be evicted regardless if your rent is current.
Minol does not have a payment plan.
Fixed income tenants are not excluded.
Question, why aren't local utility companies assigned to these low income housing complexes?
Why is a company based in Texas used for these utilities? Why so high the bills?
If this is a goverment regulated complex as far as rent is concerned, why aren't the utilities government regulated?
The complex: Walnut Manor
790 Walnut Rd.
Vineland, N.J. 08360
These are welfare tenants, as well as those on fixed income who are afraid to speak out.
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Millville, New Jersey
U.S.A.