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Draper and Kramer Incorporated

Draper and Kramer Incorporated

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Draper and Kramer Incorporated reviews show a 1.7 star rating from 1 customer review, indicating consumers are mostly dissatisfied.

Positive Feedback

No positive aspects were noted in the available review.

Negative Feedback / Risk Areas

  • Customer complaints about inconsistent fire code enforcement and uneven fines up to $2,500.
  • Reports that management and door staff fail to enforce hallway safety, allowing clutter and vagrants.
  • Questions about responsiveness to repeated resident complaints and follow-up actions.

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  • Confirm how fines and code enforcement are applied and how complaints are tracked.
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155 N Harbor Drive Condominium: Fire code violations: a $2500.00 fine for some and not for others

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AI Highlights
  • - Fines up to $2,500 for fire-code violations.
  • - Hallways cluttered with jackets, boots, and backpacks.
  • - Door staff helped clear clutter after complaints.

Some people are charged with fines of up to $2,500.00 for breaking fire codes, others just snub the noses at them. Jackets, boots, and backpacks line both sides of this hallway, while the owners entertain inside their condo ignoring fire code provisions expressly forbidding clutter of any kind along the hallways: video below.

And this isn't their first time. So, are letters from management and fines being ignored, or have letters and fines never been sent. And curiously, after finally responding to complaints, why do door staff help clear the clutter.

Doesn't their job description require them to remain at the door console. No wonder vagrants have been seen roaming the halls.

For City of Chicago Code violations and a general breakdown of the condominium : http://draperandkramer.blogspot.com/

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