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Nashville renter got sky-high electric bills, landlord covered some. Metro Codes says AC still wasn't fixed
Weston Wittek, a renter at Nashville's The Finery apartment complex, faced unresolved air conditioning issues leading to high electric bills. Despite the landlord reimbursing 70% of three months' bills and offering a new unit, Metro Codes cited the property for HVAC system failures, which remained unaddressed during a follow-up inspection. The Finery claims the system was later repaired.
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