CORAL SPRINGS - For the first time in
many years, change may be coming to the sprawling Ramblewood
East condo community in Coral Springs.
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There were also
complaints about flooded parking lots, leaking roofs and
spotty maintenance.
Inside the board meeting room Monday CBS Miami found an
appointee from the ombudsman's office putting the ballots in
order.
The man said he would be monitoring the election.
"What I hope we can do is have cooperation so we can make
this community better for everyone," said James.
Resident Jonatton Gonzalez, who has been vocal about
problems in the community, went to Tallahassee to testify at
a legislative hearing on proposed condo law changes.
He says he hopes a new board will do a structural analysis
because he worries about the integrity of the buildings.
CBS News Miami tried once more to talk to the association
president who has been in charge for 14 years.
We have not heard back.