OKLAHOMA City (KFOR) – It seems there may be light at the stop of the tunnel for tenants at the Creekside Residences in Oklahoma Town, who say they’ve been without having warm water for weeks.

“[For] about a month,” reported Dawn Akey, a tenant. “No way to get very hot drinking water unless you boil it… It is extremely, very frustrating.”

The residences are owned by a firm based mostly in California referred to as Capitol Houses Investments LLC. The company’s CEO and landlord of the Creekside Flats, Jose Belman, advised KFOR he “separated ways” with the complex’s residence administration enterprise in Oklahoma Metropolis on Friday.

“That’s just a small business conclusion and that’s what it is,” stated Belman.

Belman claims he wasn’t aware of how atrocious the ailments were at the intricate right up until listening to about it on the news. He told KFOR he’s learned the challenge with the lack of incredibly hot drinking water is that the complex’s boilers are in undesirable form.

Now, he’s on a mission to get them fastened.

“We have a firm that is there as of Friday… and they’re doing work more than the weekend to give me an estimate, of course, to get that likely,” explained Belman. “I’m likely to maintain him accountable… We have acquired Easter weekend here, but we’re going to do our most effective to make it occur.”

Belman stated the program is to have the hot drinking water doing the job all over again by Friday, April 22. Then he will tackle all of the other plumbing issues.

“We’re heading to get this rectified on a per device basis… It is extremely vital,” mentioned Belman. “I’m acquiring my group inspect each device and I want to see it.”