Chinese drywall problem puts Parkland residents in financial bind

Article Courtesy of The Sun Sentinel

By Lisa J. Huriash

Published 4-22-2009

 

PARKLAND - The economy and the Chinese drywall problem are teaming up to bedevil some Heron Bay residents, who say they should not be punished for their inability to pay maintenance fees.

John Willis, who lives in the gated Banyan Isles subdivision, calls unfair an edict that residents who don't pay before May 1 will find their gate clickers deactivated. He said residents have been forced to move out of their homes because of the tainted drywall and are struggling with rental costs and mortgages.

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