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I enjoyed my stay here! They’re pet friendly (my dog loved it!) and they have great staff members. I’ve sent in multiple maintenance requests and they usually resolve it within the next business day. They host monthly activites and provide complimentary snacks throughout the year! It’s quiet and clean. The benefit of the town home styles is not having to evacuate everyone on The Lodge complex if a fire alarm goes off, only those living in that town house. Overall, it was a nice place to live and I’d recommend it others!
Mike Costas
April 23, 2024
Hands down best place to live amongst the RIT area. The price is not bad at all, and if you are able to get a discount too, it's even more affordable. Every employee was kind and supporting, as well as maintenance and such. The roads are maintained and salted. The exterior and interior for the apartments are pleasant. Amenities are available. The gym is small but definitely enough. The pool isn't used often for it is never warm in upstate New York, but when it is, it is nice and clean. The clubhouse is vibrant and relates to the theme. There are study rooms, apple computers as well as a printer for us to use. Parking and garbage disposal is no problem at all. Overall, great community. This is coming from someone who isn't biased but picky with where they live.
Q:(Traduit par Google) Quelles sont exactement les restrictions concernant les animaux de compagnie ?
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What exactly are the pet restrictions?
Q:I didn't get a clear answer on the Lodge utilities (gas and electric). I know there's a stipend. Is it usually enough to cover the monthly expenses and if not, what percentage of the cost does it cover?
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From the lease "Resident will pay as additional Rent a pro-rata share (based on the number of contracted residents in possession for the applicable period) for the apartment’s usage of electricity and gas, applied pro-rata to any partial billing cycle, subject to a monthly credit calculated as follows: $70.00 per month for a one bedroom apartment, $45.00 per month per resident for a two bedroom apartment, $35.00 per month per resident for a four bedroom townhome and $30.00 per month per resident for a five bedroom cottage. Resident will be responsible for arranging and paying for ... his or her pro-rata share of electricity and gas charges during the term of this Agreement, regardless of actual date of move-in or move-out. No refund or credit will be provided for usage below the applicable allowance level, if any." There's also a one-time $72 charge for administration. For me, the winter months definitely went over by ~$30-50 but summer typically was covered by the stipend.
JJake
1 year ago
Q:What exactly are the pet restrictions?
A:
From the lease "Pets are permitted in or about the Property only following Owner’s signature on a Pet Addendum for the specific pet, which requires payment of a mandatory pet fee and deposit; all other pets are prohibited anywhere at the Property. Certain animals and breeds are prohibited; Owner reserves the right to decline permission for any pet it deems may be unsafe or unsanitary and to have removed any unattended or dangerous animal. Every dog must be kept on a leash at all times when outside of the Resident’s apartment. Additional restrictions on the number, keeping and treatment of pets are provided in the Community Policies and Pet Addendum. The residents of any apartment in which an animal is kept are jointly and severally responsible for the actions of the animal, including any damage caused by the animal, and for prompt clean-up of all waste from the animal. Violation of the pet policies will subject Resident to ..."
