BeefyHoagie

BeefyHoagie t1_j6ja0hg wrote

is a two unit building only having one water meter normal? Seems odd but maybe that’s how it’s done.

really seems like Crown should be paying for this but not sure what the correct legal answer is. Seems ridiculous that you would have to pay for what is essentially a maintenance issue your landlord missed.

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BeefyHoagie t1_j6ida1c wrote

You can hire a lawyer if you want. It costs something like $900 in the end (I think the initial fee was $750 and then to appeal the decision was another $150). My lawyer is saying he’s getting my assessed value down a good bit, though I’m not 100% sure what would have happened if we would have just done nothing. It’s likely though if you own the house for 5+ years that appealing with a lawyer will work out financially for you.

Our process started around January 2021 and just now we have our final hearing in February 2023 so it takes a long time for the process to play out.

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BeefyHoagie OP t1_j5z6jy3 wrote

I guess it definitely ties into that. Of course all traffic in the area is linked together. I put google maps on every morning even though I go the same exact route (just so I can see if anything unexpected is coming up). Weirdly this morning it initially routed me through the Ft Pitt Tunnel then gave me the “faster route available.”

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BeefyHoagie t1_j50629m wrote

FIOS isn’t that expensive really. I have the 300mbps plan. I have my own modem so it’s only $39.99/mo. Unless you have some very specific situation or like 10 people using the internet at the same time in your house, 300mbps is great.

T-Mobile is a good suggestion though. I think they have a trial where you can try it out for free. If Verizon every raised prices I would try them out.

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