owns properties pf holdings was in court-- defending their right to revive the property-- (***judge beth meyers***) "i have definitely reported that a receiver be appointed the question is who would that receiver be." 5 properties including entowne apartments, burton apartments with more than 1000 residents-- many unhappy (connie hampton-angry resident) "" officials citing broken promises-- (josh spring- executive director of coalition_ ""they never planned to do right by our community. they planned from the start to get as much money as they could out of this. ohio law says the receiver needs to be an ohio resident-- development representative jodi ridings-the current manager of the gantry in northside. (jody ridings- millhaus rep and prospective receiver) "goal is give people a safe place to live" but pf holding's attorney challenged her commitment, lack of experience with hud housing and finance experience-- (atty. steve rostein-pf holdings llc) "of all people who have stepped not this matter- the one nominated is not the most qualified person to do it." the lender's attorney chris cathey sa

judge beth meyers has already declared those five apartment complexes, owned by a new jersey family, to be public nuisances and now judge meyers says those properties need to be managed by someone else. beth------i do find that a receiver should be question is who should that be. if u.s. bank and wilmington trust, the mortgage holders, have their way the properties will be turned over to a indianapolis- based management company. but whoever takes over....residents of the burton apartments say they're relieved. michael-----it makes it a little easier for everybody to know that it will be somebody coming it and to take care of all the problems we have here in the building. problems that have led to more than 1800 violations issued by the city including a collapsed roof. problems, residents say, still exist. connie------the walls still ruined, the ceiling still leaks, you know so we still living in....our floors have no tiles on them. just a half mile away at the entowne manor apartments a resident who identifies himself only as mr. smith says the building is falling apart and that attra