Landlords showed up to denounce the proposed rental regulations Tuesday. The ordinance will come up for a final vote Jan. 4, with a handful of amendments hoping to assuage landlord concerns.
So glad that we have a local journalist willing to provide in-depth coverage to issues that impact our greater community. Tenants should be able to expect reasonable health and safety standards- this allows for some recourse if the landlord fails to provide it. The regulations will clarify what is reasonable for both tenants and landlord- I see it as a "win-win" for good landlords and good tenants alike & I urge all council members to move forward with this rental code.
Jeff's extreme anti-landlord bias is showing in this article. That's a shame, because Laramie deserves fair, ethical, unbiased news reporting. Perhaps he should rename this site "Jeff's personal opinions about things that are going on in Laramie?"
Brett, you sided with the local murderer last time. Fuck off
So glad that we have a local journalist willing to provide in-depth coverage to issues that impact our greater community. Tenants should be able to expect reasonable health and safety standards- this allows for some recourse if the landlord fails to provide it. The regulations will clarify what is reasonable for both tenants and landlord- I see it as a "win-win" for good landlords and good tenants alike & I urge all council members to move forward with this rental code.
Way to represent, Linda Devine! Nice work, Laramie City Council! I'm surprised that Pat Gabriel is against this.
Jeff's extreme anti-landlord bias is showing in this article. That's a shame, because Laramie deserves fair, ethical, unbiased news reporting. Perhaps he should rename this site "Jeff's personal opinions about things that are going on in Laramie?"