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CAMERON GROVE INFORMATIONAL SESSION WWW.CAMERONGROVESTANDSUP.PFCPGC.ORG HOSTED BY CONCERNED CITIZENS OF CAMERON GROVE AND PEOPLE FOR CHANGE
Seniors address concerns with the development Cameron Grove Seniors are standing up for Justice. For nine years many residents have endured air and water infiltration in their homes, mold and mildew build up in many of the units and resort center, leaky roofs, gas pipes not connected properly, numerous plumbing, furnace, and HVAC problems, lack of firewalls, inferior quality water tanks, busted water pipes, poorly installed windows, rotted wood and crumbling infrastructure.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 6:30 - 8:30pm
WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILTY?
Largo Community Church, 1701 Enterprise Road, in Chapel
• Builder/Developer Stavrou
Mitchellville, MD 20721 (transporation provided for seniors at Cameron Grove - meet at resort center at 6pm)
• H&E Management Company • Prince George’s County Gov. • Elected Officials
TIME FOR ACTION! Seniors may be left holding the bag for existing and future repairs $$$ Builder needs to be held responsible and pay for these damages.
Mold and Mildew
Invited Guests Include:
Diann B. James, Senior Health
People for Change of Prince
Insurance Program Officer (SHIP) Coordinator for the Dept. of Family Services, Area Agency on Aging
George’s County, www.pfcpgc.org (advocating on behalf of Cameron Grove seniors)
Dr. Donald Shell, Health Officer, Prince George’s Dept. of Health
Charlie Wilson, Director of Environmental Resources for Prince George’s County
Water Intrusion
Gloria Lawlah, Secretary, Office on Aging, State of Maryland
Busted Pipes
Seniors address concerns with the development Cameron Grove Seniors are standing up for Justice. For nine years many residents have endured air and water infiltration in their homes, mold and mildew build up in many of the units and resort center, leaky roofs, gas pipes not connected properly, numerous plumbing, furnace, and HVAC problems, lack of firewalls, inferior quality water tanks, busted water pipes, poorly installed windows, rotted wood and crumbling infrastructure.
Tuesday, October 20, 2009 6:30 - 8:30pm
WHERE IS THE ACCOUNTABILTY?
Largo Community Church, 1701 Enterprise Road, in Chapel
• Builder/Developer Stavrou
Mitchellville, MD 20721 (transporation provided for seniors at Cameron Grove - meet at resort center at 6pm)
• H&E Management Company • Prince George’s County Gov. • Elected Officials
TIME FOR ACTION! Seniors may be left holding the bag for existing and future repairs $$$ Builder needs to be held responsible and pay for these damages.
Mold and Mildew
Invited Guests Include:
Diann B. James, Senior Health
People for Change of Prince
Insurance Program Officer (SHIP) Coordinator for the Dept. of Family Services, Area Agency on Aging
George’s County, www.pfcpgc.org (advocating on behalf of Cameron Grove seniors)
Dr. Donald Shell, Health Officer, Prince George’s Dept. of Health
Charlie Wilson, Director of Environmental Resources for Prince George’s County
Water Intrusion
Gloria Lawlah, Secretary, Office on Aging, State of Maryland
Busted Pipes
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