1. Living in Raintree Village Manufactured Home Community of Washington Township in Lucas County has become increasingly challenging and unsafe due to the neglect by its corporate owners, Oakwood Ventures and their DBA CPM RV LLC, based in Dallas, Texas. For too long, we've witnessed the decay of our community, with abandoned manufactured homes littering our area, greatly diminishing the quality of life for all residents. And Management's refusal to address these issues is not just a violation of safety compliance codes but also contradicts  with the fair housing act, thus affecting the well-being of some of our most vulnerable community members. And we get charged compliance fees or threatened by onsite property management of eviction for speaking out about issues, and that's not right, plus tenant harassment from management is in violation of anti retaliation laws designed to protect tenants from being targeted. Not to mention the security fee or the high lot rent we get charged every single month. Management also tries to resell  vacant delapidated homes, so they can continue to collect lot rent.

Our streets remain poorly lit, creating dangerous conditions for both pedestrians and drivers. This lack of adequate street lighting poses a serious safety hazard, potentially leading to tragic accidents that could be otherwise prevented. Moreover, the sidewalks and roads are in disrepair, making it difficult and unsafe for residents, especially those with disabilities, to navigate freely. Which brings up the issue with the property manager being allowed to park closer to the Raintree Village clubhouse/leasing office door with a "Manager parking only" sign in that specific spot, when it's by federal law by the ADA that parking spaces closest to an business, are for people with disabilities only, not for management to use. So Oakwood Ventures/CPM RV LLC are in direct violation of compliance codes.

These persistent problems, along with a broken down sewage lift station with non functional external warning lights, require attention beyond the community, which onsite management keeps lying about, by claiming "It's continuously being monitored and there's no issues with the system." That’s why I am urgently requesting State Representative Michelle Grim, the Ohio Attorney General's Consumer Protection Office, Representative Marcy Kaptur's office as well as Washington Township officials to initiate an investigation against Oakwood Ventures and it's legal shield CPM RV LLC. Their ongoing neglect of Raintree Village is not merely an inconvenience but a blatant disregard for resident safety and legal compliance.

By this, we can pressure this corporate entity to fulfill it's responsibilities towards maintaining safe, habitable living conditions. This would serve as a warning to other corporate property managers of similar manufactured housing communities who might consider similar neglect, setting a much-needed precedent in enforcing property owners’ responsibilities under safety and disability laws.

Your signature on this petition can help us demand accountability and secure a safer living environment for everyone at Raintree Village. We deserve to live in a community that values our safety and adheres to the laws designed to protect us. Please sign this petition today and join us in taking a stand for rightful compliance and, most importantly, a safer community for all.  This includes other similar manufactured home communities owned by this company as well. ATTENTION: This petition is strictly for residents of Toledo, Ohio, Lucas County, and those personally impacted by corporate-owned manufactured housing communities in the region. Please do not sign if you live outside this area."